An exterior view depicts the Teatro Felipe Godínez in Moguer, Huelva, Spain, under a partially cloudy sky

An exterior view depicts the Teatro Felipe Godínez in Moguer, Huelva, Spain, under a partially cloudy sky. The ornate facade of the two-story theater building is constructed from light-colored stone or stucco, extensively decorated with colorful ceramic tiles (azulejos) featuring blue, yellow, green, and brown floral and geometric patterns around numerous arched openings on the ground floor. Black metal grilles secure these arched entrances. Above the central arches, the building's name "TEATRO FELIPE GODINEZ" is inscribed. The second story features a balcony with a balustrade matching the building's color, behind which dark-paned windows are visible. In the foreground, a patterned sidewalk comprises light grey and white concrete pavers with textured surfaces, interspersed with reddish-brown rectangular and square sections forming a geometric design. Some reddish-brown areas exhibit cracking. Tactile paving strips are also present. An adult male figure, dressed in a dark jacket, dark trousers, and a light-colored cap, walks away from the viewer towards the right side of the frame, alongside the theater building. He uses a dark walking stick or cane in his right hand. To the far right, a black lamppost and a section of a white building with an orange roof tile and a dark opening are partially visible.