The image displays a close-up, angled view of a street sign mounted on a building facade

The image displays a close-up, angled view of a street sign mounted on a building facade. The street sign is a rectangular, light-colored stone or marble slab with the inscription "VIA" on the upper line and "DELLA SPIGA" on the lower line, rendered in black, sans-serif capital letters. A numeral "226" is present in the upper left corner of the sign. The sign exhibits horizontal scratch marks on its lower left surface and some grime accumulation, particularly along the bottom edge. The sign is affixed to a pale yellow, textured wall featuring horizontal and vertical grooves that simulate large, rectangular block construction. The wall shows minor discoloration and dirt in the grooves. To the immediate left of the street sign, a dark, circular, flat object is visible, mounted on a vertical pole (partially obscured) by two dark metal brackets and bolts. White markings, including "3.12.5" and a partial label, are discernible on the surface of this circular object. The scene is brightly lit, suggesting daylight conditions. No people or specific actions are depicted. The location is Via della Spiga in Milan, Italy.