The image is a relief sculpture on a stone wall. It is a rectangular panel with six figures carved into it. The figures are arranged in a semi-circle, with three figures on the left side and three on the right side. 

The figures appear to be ancient Greek or Roman figures, with long, flowing robes and headdresses. They are standing in a line, facing each other, with their arms around each other's shoulders.

In the center of the panel, there is a figure sitting on a throne-like chair, with a woman standing next to him. The woman is holding a book in her hands, and the man is standing behind her with his hands clasped in front of him. On either side of the throne, there are two figures standing, one of them holding a scroll and the other holding a staff. The figure on the far left is standing with his back to the viewer, while the figure in the center is sitting with his legs crossed and his hands resting on his lap. The other two figures are standing behind the throne and appear to have a serious expression on their faces. The relief is in good condition, with no visible signs of wear or damage.