The image is a photograph of two ancient Greek reliefs on display in a museum. The reliefs are rectangular in shape and appear to be made of stone or plaster. The background of the reliefs is a light beige color, and the relief on the left is a darker shade of beige.

On the right side of the image, there is a larger relief of a bird, possibly a peacock, with its wings spread wide and its head turned to the side. The bird is depicted in a graceful pose, with one leg extended and the other bent at the knee. The wings are slightly spread out, and its body is curved in a way that suggests it is in motion. The sculpture is detailed and lifelike, with intricate lines and curves that give it a sense of movement and life. The image is framed by a white border, and there are two smaller reliefs below the relief, one on the bottom left and one in the top right.