The image displays a static outdoor scene featuring three weathered stone statues under an overcast grey sky

The image displays a static outdoor scene featuring three weathered stone statues under an overcast grey sky. The scene is located in the 'Paseo de los Reyes' (Walk of the Kings) within the gardens of the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos in Córdoba, Spain. The subjects are historical figures represented as standing statues. From left to right: 1. **Christopher Columbus:** A male figure, depicted in civilian attire including a long, flowing coat or tunic, is positioned facing right, appearing to address the two figures beside him. His right hand is slightly raised, suggesting a gesture of speech or presentation. 2. **Queen Isabella I of Castile:** A female figure, slightly smaller than the other two, is depicted wearing a crown and a regal, long-sleeved robe. She faces left, towards Columbus. 3. **King Ferdinand II of Aragon:** A slightly taller figure, also depicted wearing a crown and a regal, long-sleeved robe, stands to the right of Queen Isabella and also faces left, towards Columbus. All three statues are carved from light-colored stone, which is extensively stained with dark green and black biological growth (moss, algae, or lichen), particularly on their upper surfaces, shoulders, and the folds of their garments. They stand upon a dark stone plinth, which is also visibly covered in moss and lichen. This plinth rests on a lighter, block-like stone base. In the background, behind the statues, a row of tall, dark green, columnar evergreen hedges or trees is visible. The sky above is uniformly grey, indicating an overcast day.