The image shows two ancient Greek reliefs on display in a museum. The reliefs are made of stone and are mounted on a beige-colored wall. On the left side of the image, there is a black sign that reads "Greece: Parthenon 18". On the right side, there are two reliefs, one depicting a man on a horse and the other depicting a woman on a chariot. The man on the horse is holding a spear and shield, while the woman on the chariot is riding a horse. Both reliefs have intricate details and are carved into the stone.

The reliefs appear to be in good condition, with no visible signs of wear or damage. The figures are detailed and lifelike, with realistic facial features and clothing. The horse is galloping forward, with its mane and tail flowing in the wind. The woman is wearing a flowing dress and has a crown on her head, and the man is holding the reins of the horse with both hands. The chariot also has a bird perched on its back. The background of both reliefs is plain and unadorned.