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An oil painting captures a Parisian street scene on a damp, autumnal day, centered around the iconic Café de Flore. The foreground features a small, round table draped in a weathered green cloth, flanked by two classic bistro chairs with green and white striped seats. A steaming cup of coffee and a small glass pitcher sit on the table. The café's facade is painted a deep, dark green, contrasting sharply with the crumbling, off-white and exposed brick walls of the building. The prominent sign above the entrance reads "CAFÉ DE FLORE" in weathered, gold lettering. Above the sign, a delicate wrought-iron balcony is partially visible. The large glass windows of the café reflect the warm, interior lighting and display painted lettering listing offerings like "Café," "Thé," "Chocolat," "Vins," "Plat du Jour," "Salade," and "Fromages." A small blue plaque with the number "172" is mounted on the wall to the right of the sign. Further right, a traditional Parisian street sign, dark blue with white text, reads "BOULEVARD SAINT-GERMAIN" above "6e Arrondissement." To the left, a large tree