What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

The image presents a scene featuring two creatures resembling avocados with whimsical limbs and faces. These characters wear hats akin to those a minstrel or traveler might wear, suggesting they are perhaps engaging in some form of exploration or amusement. Behind them stands a tall, spire-like structure, which resembles a greatly exaggerated church steeple but its base is structured in a very geometric form, broader at the base and narrowing towards the top. It is unlike the spires on churches or castles, constructed with straight, metal-like lines, suggesting a craftsmanship of advanced technique unfamiliar to your era. This structure, given the context provided by the word "Paris" above it, is likely a significant landmark of the place, possibly a tower of sorts that holds a civic or perhaps symbolic function for the city depicted. The surroundings are modestly detailed, indicating a lighthearted setting with clouds that have a simple, almost childlike representation. The overall artwork is clear and stark as if drawn with ink, favoring bold lines and minimal shading which makes each element distinctly visible and easily recognizable.