The image is a photograph of three ancient Greek reliefs on display in a museum. The reliefs are made of white marble and are arranged in a triangular formation. The largest relief in the center is a large, rectangular piece with a relief of a woman on horseback. The woman is wearing a long flowing dress and is holding a shield in her right hand. She is standing on a rock with her left hand on her hip and her right arm is raised in the air.

On the left side of the relief, there is a smaller relief of an animal, possibly a lion or a deer, with its head turned to the side. The animal appears to be a lioness or a mythical creature with a long mane and tail. On the right side, there are two smaller reliefs, one of which is a lion with a crown on its head and the other of which has a bird perched on its back. Both reliefs have intricate carvings on their surfaces and appear to be in good condition. The background of the image is blurred, but it seems to be the interior of the museum.