The image displays the ancient Library of Celsus, situated within the archaeological site of Ephesus, near the city of Selçuk, İzmir Province, Turkey

The image displays the ancient Library of Celsus, situated within the archaeological site of Ephesus, near the city of Selçuk, İzmir Province, Turkey. The scene focuses on the ornate, multi-story facade of the structure, constructed from light-colored stone, likely marble or limestone. The lower portion of the facade features a series of three prominent arched entrances or niches, framed by robust stone columns and pilasters. Intricate carvings, including floral motifs and geometric patterns, adorn the architectural elements such as the capitals, friezes, and cornices. Visible Latin and Greek inscriptions are etched into the stone panels above the arches and on the upper entablature, with partial legibility revealing phrases such as "AGRIPPABAL POSTEST CAESARIS IMP MITERATES." The upper sections of the facade show fragmented but still substantial remnants of the original structure, including a partial column on the far left, and additional layers of decorated stonework. The building exhibits characteristics of classical Roman architecture. The environment is dominated by a clear, bright blue sky, indicating daylight and good weather. Strong sunlight illuminates the facade, creating distinct shadows that highlight the three-dimensional relief of the carvings and architectural features. Green foliage is faintly visible through an opening in the structure, suggesting an outdoor setting within an archaeological park. No individuals or specific objects are distinctly visible within the frame.