The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden shelf. The plaque is titled "Art of the Trojan War" and has a black background with white text. On the left side of the plaque, there is a text that reads "Storage Jar with Diomedes and Odysseus" and on the right side, there are two smaller text boxes. The text boxes contain information about the storage jar, which is made in Rome, South Italy.

The first box on the left reads "The stories of the Trojan War provided rich subjects for ancient artists. Numerous depictions of ancient artifacts, such as a vase, a pot, and a bowl, are also mentioned in the text boxes below the text. The second box has a description of the jar, stating that it is a storage jar with a lid and a handle. The jar is decorated with intricate designs and patterns, and the text is written in a cursive font. The bottom right box has the number "357" in red, indicating that the plaque is part of a larger display.