The image depicts a bronze sculptural group situated outdoors at the Basilica of Guadalupe complex in Mexico City, Mexico

The image depicts a bronze sculptural group situated outdoors at the Basilica of Guadalupe complex in Mexico City, Mexico. The foreground features a bed of red roses and green foliage. Two prominent bronze statues are centrally positioned on a low stone base. The left statue portrays a male figure, possibly a friar, kneeling with hands open and raised, facing towards the right. The right statue is a standing male figure, resembling an indigenous person, shown holding or wearing a large, oval-shaped tilma embossed with the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. This figure looks slightly downwards and away from the kneeling figure. In the mid-ground, a dark metal fence is visible behind the statues. The background on the left consists of dense green trees. To the center-right, an ornate colonial-style building with reddish-brown lower sections, white upper elements, domes, and spires is partially visible, identifiable as a structure within the Basilica complex, such as the Old Basilica or the Capilla del Pocito. The sky overhead is predominantly cloudy with large grey formations, though some patches of blue are visible towards the upper right.