The image displays the main entrance of the Convento y Museo de Santa Teresa, located on Plaza de la Santa in ÁVila, Spain

The image displays the main entrance of the Convento y Museo de Santa Teresa, located on Plaza de la Santa in ÁVila, Spain. The primary subject is a large, multi-story building constructed from rough-hewn grey stone blocks. A symmetrical, double-winged stone staircase ascends from ground level to the arched main entrance. The staircase features stone balustrades with spherical finials topping the newel posts. The entrance itself is a dark, arched wooden door adorned with a grid pattern of metallic studs. Above the doorway, an ornate stone portal includes a central niche housing a white statue of a robed figure, presumably a saint. This central statue is flanked by two additional white statues, each standing on a pedestal positioned on the entablature directly above the archway. A triangular pediment crowns the central portion of the facade. To the right of the main entrance, the stone wall continues, and an architectural element with a corbelled design is visible in the upper right quadrant. The sky is clear and light blue. In the lower-left corner of the frame, a partial view of a vehicle's side mirror is visible, reflecting a portion of a human head. No other individuals are present. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.