An outdoor scene captured at the Plaza de España in Seville, Spain, depicts a young woman seated on a tiled bench

An outdoor scene captured at the Plaza de España in Seville, Spain, depicts a young woman seated on a tiled bench. The woman, with long dark hair, wears a brown jacket, blue jeans, and brown boots, and smiles slightly while looking to her left. She is positioned in an alcove dedicated to the province of Alicante. Behind her, a large *azulejo* (tile) mural illustrates a historical scene featuring numerous figures, horses, and ships on a body of water, with "ALICANTE" inscribed above it. The bench itself and the surrounding architectural elements are extensively decorated with intricate blue, green, and yellow tilework, including scroll patterns and mythological figures. To the left, a vertical tiled structure with small shelves or openings is visible. On the reddish-brown tiled floor in front of the woman, a detailed map of the Alicante province is rendered in blue and yellow tiles, indicating towns and the "MAR MEDITERRANEAN." Above the mural, a brick wall supports a series of stone balusters, and a large, ornate crest or coat of arms, primarily red, blue, and gold, is affixed to the wall.