This ceramic tile mural, located in Mendoza, Argentina, depicts a scene illustrating "NUEVA LLEGADA DE DON QUIJOTE A LA VENTA" (New Arrival of Don Quijote at the Inn)

This ceramic tile mural, located in Mendoza, Argentina, depicts a scene illustrating "NUEVA LLEGADA DE DON QUIJOTE A LA VENTA" (New Arrival of Don Quijote at the Inn). The central figure, Don Quijote, clad in silver plate armor and a helmet, is mounted on a brown horse, holding a vertical spear in his right hand and a shield on his left arm. To his right, Sancho Panza, a robust man in a yellow tunic, rides a brown donkey. Several individuals populate the scene: two women in the center foreground, one in a green and brown dress with an outstretched arm, appear to greet Don Quijote. To the left, a woman dismounts a donkey with assistance from a man in a yellow shirt. Another man on horseback is visible on the far left. On the right, a woman in a white dress stands with open hands, facing left. Two figures are observable on a wooden balcony attached to the inn, looking down. The background is dominated by a large, two-story, yellow-ochre building with a red-tiled roof, representing the inn. Multiple windows are visible, and the building includes an arched entryway. The sky above is light blue with scattered white clouds, and numerous white birds are depicted flying, perched on the roofline, and on the light brown ground. A small brown dog stands near Sancho Panza's donkey. Green foliage is visible on the left side of the building.