The image depicts the upper-mid section of the Maison Gribaldi building, a cultural venue located in Évian-les-Bains, France, observed from a slightly elevated vantage point

The image depicts the upper-mid section of the Maison Gribaldi building, a cultural venue located in Évian-les-Bains, France, observed from a slightly elevated vantage point. The building's facade displays neo-classical architectural elements, including two fluted, light-colored Corinthian columns. Above a recessed entrance or balcony area, a semicircular awning is affixed, constructed from segmented clear panels supported by a black metal framework. The ceiling of the recessed area beneath the awning exhibits localized discoloration. An arched opening to the left contains a multi-paned window, while a corresponding arch to the right frames a mural depicting multiple classical figures in a pastoral setting. A large vertical white banner hangs on the right side of the building, advertising the "Graal Verre Contemporain" (Graal Contemporary Glass) exhibition at Maison Gribaldi, Évian-les-Bains. The banner features an image of a dark, abstract glass sculpture. In the immediate foreground, a light-colored stone balustrade with a decorative black wrought-iron railing is partially visible. A black, ornate planter containing a tall green leafy plant rests on this balustrade. No human subjects are present, and no actions are discernible within the scene. The ambient lighting suggests an overcast sky.