The image displays a weathered, three-dimensional relief sculpture of a sailing ship affixed to a painted concrete wall

The image displays a weathered, three-dimensional relief sculpture of a sailing ship affixed to a painted concrete wall. The specific location within Ciudad de San José, Costa Rica, cannot be determined from the image alone. The ship, depicted in profile and oriented towards the left, features a pointed bow, a prominent hull painted in dark reddish-brown with lighter horizontal bands and rows of circular indentations, and a raised multi-tiered sterncastle. Two masts are visible, each supporting a large, partially furled sail rendered in a light, discolored material, exhibiting green and grey biological growth. The wall behind the ship is painted with a maritime scene, presenting a dark blue and grey lower section suggestive of water, transitioning to a lighter blue upper section. The entire wall surface is rough-textured and shows significant wear, with areas of faded paint, chipping, and widespread dark grey and green biological growth. A horizontal architectural frieze with recessed circular motifs runs along the top edge of the wall. To the far left of the frame, a vertical reddish-orange pipe or conduit is visible, partially obscured, running parallel to a darker vertical structure. At the base of the wall, a narrow strip of dark ground is present, from which small patches of green vegetation protrude. The scene appears to be outdoors, under muted lighting conditions. No human subjects are present.