Translating a blog post about Rembrandt's painting "Philosopher in Meditation", I came across the description which I failed to be confident in my comprehension of it.
<font size="2">"La scène est une pièce, qui n’en est aucune et qui ne se suffit pas, puisqu’on la devine environnée d’autres pièces. Les limites du lieu sont d’ailleurs vagues, puisqu’on ne peut avoir aucune idée de la profondeur de la pièce du côté du spectateur."</font>
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I think to myself, this is simple structure and familiar vocabulary, but still I am not sure I understand what the author means.</font>
<font size="2">I mean,</font>
<font size="2">"The scene is a room, which is not the only one and which does not suffice, so we can imagine other rooms around it. The limits of the place are vague, therefore, we are left without any idea about the depth of the room beyond the limits of our vision."
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<font size="2">Could you please improve the points of weakness in the English text?
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