The image is a photograph of a sign on a wall. The sign is rectangular in shape and has a gold background. On the left side of the sign, there is a black circle with Chinese characters written in white. The text on the sign reads "Animal mask motifs, or taotie, were the most common Shang period bronze ware ornamentation. They are distorted images of animal faces, usually frontal, with a pair of large eyes and the most notable feature. Sometimes there are horns on the top of the head and the body and tail appear in relatively small proportions along the sides." Below the text, there are small illustrations of animals.