This image displays the ornate, Neo-Gothic marble facade of the Basilica of Santa Croce, located in Florence, Italy

This image displays the ornate, Neo-Gothic marble facade of the Basilica of Santa Croce, located in Florence, Italy. The facade is composed of white, green, and pink/red marble, presenting a polychromatic design. It features a prominent central section flanked by two lower, symmetrical side sections. The central section culminates in a triangular pediment adorned with a blue and white twelve-pointed star motif, topped by a cross finial. Below this, a large circular rose window with dark glazing is centered above the main entrance. A small statue is situated in a niche directly above the central doorway, which is a deeply recessed arched portal with intricate carvings and a sculptural relief in its tympanum depicting multiple figures. Dark brown double wooden doors are set within this portal. Each side section features a smaller triangular pediment, also topped with a cross and decorative pinnacles. Below these pediments, smaller arched doorways, similar in style to the central one but with different sculptural reliefs in their tympanums, are fitted with dark brown double wooden doors. The entire facade is richly decorated with various architectural elements, including false window panels, cornices, and additional smaller statues in niches. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting minimal shadows. The sky above is a clear, deep blue with scattered white clouds, and a single faint contrail is visible in the upper right portion of the image. No people are visible.