The image is a photograph of a page from a book titled "Lopburi or Ancient Khmer Style of Thailand". The page is written in black text on a beige background. The title of the book is "7th - 13th century CE (800-1,400 years ago)". Below the title, there is a list of the terms and conditions of the ancient Khmer style of Thailand. 

The terms are written in both English and Thai, with the English text on the left side of the page and the Thai text in the middle. The terms are:

- The term "Loupburi" derives from the town or state's name
- "Lavapura" refers to a typical style of Hindu and Mahayana Buddhist sculptures and architectures found in the central and northeast regions of Thailand during the seventeenth century CE.
- There has been a long cultural relation and interaction between the ancient states of Thailand and Cambodia.

There is also a note on the right side that explains that the terms are similar to those styles of Khmer culture and architecture in Cambodia, and that there is an alternative term for "Lupburi Style".

At the bottom of the image, there are two bullet points that explain the differences between the two styles. The first bullet point explains that "Nevertheless, the artworks of ancient Cambodia and those of the regions had their own distinctive features."

Overall, the image appears to be a historical document or information about the history and culture of the region in Thailand.