This series of four silver gelatin prints by Bernd and Hilla Becher exemplifies their iconic typological approach, presenting industrial water towers from various locations across France in their characteristically austere, frontal compositions. Each structure is photographed under overcast light against a neutral sky, stripping away any sense of drama or subjectivity to reveal the subtle architectural variations between the utilitarian forms. The methodical, grid-like presentation invites a comparative study of industrial vernacular architecture, transforming functional structures into subjects of rigorous documentary art.