The image is a photograph of a white rectangular plaque with black text on it. The plaque is mounted on a beige wall. The text on the plaque reads "Lion's Head Waterspout, Greek, made in Tarragona, South Italy, 425-400 B.C. Terracotta and pigment. This waterspout is still attached to a small piece of a sima, a roof element that functioned as a gutter. The style of the decorative palettes and upside-down lotus blossoms is typical of art from Taras, a Greek colony in southern Italy."