An outdoor scene in Vienna, Austria, captures the equestrian statue of Archduke Charles on the Albertina Terrace, overlooking Helmut-Zilk-Platz

An outdoor scene in Vienna, Austria, captures the equestrian statue of Archduke Charles on the Albertina Terrace, overlooking Helmut-Zilk-Platz. The central subject is a weathered bronze statue depicting a male figure in military uniform astride a rearing horse. The statue rests on an ornate stone pedestal situated atop a balustraded terrace, where several individuals are visible, observing the surroundings. Below this terrace, a classical stone structure features multiple arched niches, each housing a light-colored standing statue of a robed figure. Pigeons are perched on the ledges of this lower structure. To the immediate left, a black lamppost with two lights is attached to a light-colored building. In the background, behind the equestrian statue, a multi-story building with a light facade and numerous windows is visible, topped by a roof section featuring an array of solar panels or skylights. A prominent modern glass-and-metal arched structure rises behind the statue, part of the Albertina Museum's contemporary extension. To the far right, a large, angular gray architectural element, identified by the partially legible text "SORAVIA WING" running vertically, frames the upper right portion of the image. The sky is overcast, indicating a cloudy day. A portion of a light-colored vehicle with an advertisement is visible in the lower left, along with a partially obscured red "No Stopping" sign.