The image is a framed map of the Spanish in Texas from 1632-1795. The map is in a wooden frame and is displayed on a wall in a museum or exhibition space. The top left corner of the map shows a photograph of a group of people walking on a street, while the top right corner shows a black and white photograph of an old building with a clock tower. The building appears to be a church or cathedral, with a steeple and a bell tower. Below the photograph, there are three smaller photographs of the same building, one of which is a church with a red roof and a white facade. The bottom left photograph is of a large building with multiple levels and a clock on top. The middle photograph is a close-up of the building, and the bottom right photograph is an illustration of a compass rose. The text on the map provides additional information about the map, such as the date, time, and location.