The image is a photograph of a relief sculpture on display in a museum. The sculpture is made of a light-colored material, possibly stone or marble, and is in a rectangular shape. It appears to be a relief of a horse or a mythical creature, possibly a lion or a lioness. The horse is depicted in a running pose, with its head turned to the side and its legs stretched out in front of it. The body of the horse is elongated and muscular, with a long mane and tail flowing behind it.

The sculpture is mounted on a white pedestal, and there is a label on the bottom right corner of the image that reads "N. 29. Selene mounted descending towards the west." The label also mentions that the sculpture was created in the late 19th or early 20th century.