The image displays a light-colored building facade featuring two prominent, weathered advertising murals and a commercial storefront at ground level

The image displays a light-colored building facade featuring two prominent, weathered advertising murals and a commercial storefront at ground level. The upper mural, set against a faded yellow background, advertises "RIPOLIN PEINTURE LAQUEÉE" (Lacquered Paint). It depicts three male figures in white coats and hats, resembling painters, moving from left to right. The first figure holds a can and brush. The second has a can with "RIPOLIN" on its back and also holds a brush. The third is actively painting a surface. Text on the mural indicates the paint "S'Emploie sur tous Métaux, Meubles, Plâtres, Bois, etc." and lists various international exhibition awards from St. Louis (1904), Liège (1906), Milan (1906), and Paris (1900). A signature "DEFOLY Rue Muller, 88" is present. Directly below, the second mural advertises "LIQUEUR BÉNÉDICTINE." This section features a dark-colored Bénédictine bottle with a "D.O.M." label, positioned on an oval silver tray alongside a small stemmed glass. The background is dark red-brown with yellow borders. This mural also bears the signature "DEFOLY Rue Muller, 88" and another signature "HUES 93 R.V. 07". At the bottom of the image, the upper portion of a commercial storefront is visible. It features a dark green awning displaying "AUX 4 SAISONS" in white letters and "FRUITS ET LÀ" partially visible to the right. Inside the store, various produce and price signs are discernible, including "BANANES 2.99," "MELON JAUNE 5.99 FRANCE," "RAISIN EXTRA 7.99 ITALIE," and "MIRABELLES 9.99 FRANCE," suggesting a greengrocer or fruit and vegetable shop. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight, casting distinct shadows. The location is an unidentified street in an unknown city.