The image displays a close-up, angled view of the weathered facade of the Revenue House of Count M

The image displays a close-up, angled view of the weathered facade of the Revenue House of Count M.P. Tolstoy, located at Rubinshteina Street, 15-17, Saint Petersburg, Russia. The prominent feature is a large, recessed bas-relief sculpture of a classical-style female bust in the foreground, depicting a woman with a melancholic expression, downward gaze, and long, flowing hair. The sculpture extends to include her upper chest and a draped shoulder. The building's facade is painted a faded, peeling pinkish-beige, exhibiting extensive paint loss, cracks, and streaks of discoloration. Multiple identical or highly similar female bas-reliefs are visible in sequence along the building's length, receding into the background. The lower portion of the building's wall is constructed with rough-hewn, dark-toned stone masonry. The ground adjacent to the building is partially covered with patches of dirty snow and ice. An angled metal awning is affixed above the mid-section of the facade. A distinct blue light emanates from a recessed opening further down the building's facade. No human figures are present; the scene is static.