A close-up, top-down view captures a circular Alfa Romeo emblem, affixed to a weathered, textured metallic surface exhibiting a dark bronze or brass patina with areas of subtle reflection

A close-up, top-down view captures a circular Alfa Romeo emblem, affixed to a weathered, textured metallic surface exhibiting a dark bronze or brass patina with areas of subtle reflection. The emblem features a dark blue outer ring with gold lettering spelling "ALFA" at the top and "MILANO" at the bottom, separated by gold knot-like decorative elements on the sides. The inner circle is bisected vertically: the left half displays a red Greek cross on a white field, and the right half depicts a crowned green Visconti serpent (Biscione) swallowing a red human figure, set against a light blue field. A thin gold border encircles the entire emblem. A dark, possibly mesh or honeycomb pattern is visible at the very bottom of the frame, partially obscured by the metallic surface. The scene is located in the city of Rho, Italy. No people or actions are depicted.