This image depicts a weathered stone monument in Mürren, Switzerland, featuring a rectangular bronze plaque

This image depicts a weathered stone monument in Mürren, Switzerland, featuring a rectangular bronze plaque. The plaque, positioned centrally in the upper half of the frame, displays a relief bust of Sir Arnold Lunn, depicted as an older male with hair parted to his left, wearing a suit jacket and tie. Below the bust, the plaque contains embossed text: "SIR ARNOLD LUNN 1888 - 1974" followed by "IT WAS HERE IN MÜRREN THAT ARNOLD LUNN SET THE FIRST SLALOM IN 1922 AND ORGANISED THE FIRST WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN DOWNHILL AND SLALOM RACING IN 1931". The bronze material exhibits signs of patination and localized yellow staining, particularly around the lower edge of the bust and on the stone below. The surrounding stone is rough, light-grey to brown, with visible cracks, crevices, and patches of moss or lichen, indicating outdoor exposure. The monument appears stationary, with no human figures or active interactions depicted.