This image depicts an exterior scene in Azpeitia, Spain, featuring architectural details of a large stone building and a religious grotto

This image depicts an exterior scene in Azpeitia, Spain, featuring architectural details of a large stone building and a religious grotto. In the foreground, a black wrought-iron fence with vertical bars and pointed decorative finials runs horizontally, partially obscuring the lower half of the scene. Behind the fence, to the left, stands a tall black street lamppost with an ornate, crown-like finial. Adjacent to the lamppost, a stone cross is partially visible. Centrally positioned behind the fence is an artificial grotto, constructed from irregular gray rock formations, with some sparse green foliage. Within a niche inside the grotto, a statue of the Virgin Mary is visible, dressed in blue and white garments. At the base of the statue, several small, red and white objects, consistent with votive candles or flowers, are arranged. The grotto is situated against a substantial, light-gray stone wall, composed of large, rough-hewn blocks. To the right of this wall, a distinct section of the building exhibits more refined architecture, constructed from lighter, regularly-coursed stonework. This section features decorative pilasters, cornices, and the upper curve of an arched doorway visible on the far right. A vertical, narrow, copper-colored downspout descends along the corner where the two different stone sections of the building meet. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.