The image is a photograph of a framed document titled "Winged Feline" on display in a museum. The document is written in black text on a white background and is framed in a black wooden frame. The text is divided into two sections. 

The first section is titled "Tartesian, made in Tartessos, Spain, 700-575 B.C. Bronze" and it mentions that both its stylistic features and its sophisticated bronzework identify this highly figure with the art of Tartesso, a city in southwestern Spain that was colonized by the Phoenician. The motif of the winged feline, common in the eastern Mediterranean, was brought west.

In the second section, there is a paragraph of text that explains that by Greek and Phoenicians traders as early as the seventh century BC, this figure was originally part of a larger structure, possibly a tripod, and that the front paws and behind the head of the head are also visible. The background of the image is dark, making the text stand out.