Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a detailed view of a stone facade of a building. In the center, there is a circular relief sculpture depicting a profile bust of a man wearing a crown, likely a historical figure. The relief is surrounded by an inscription in Latin, which appears to read "ALPHONSVS. VARAGR. BARCHINONENSIS COMES REX". This inscription suggests the bust is of Alfonso II of Aragon, also known as Alfonso II of Barcelona. The stone blocks forming the wall are rectangular and light in color, with visible mortar lines. Above the relief, there are architectural elements with pointed arches and decorative stonework. Below the relief, two arched window frames are visible, with the one on the left showing a glimpse of a windowpane with a circular pattern and a hint of purple. The overall impression is of an old, ornate building. This architectural element is located on the facade of the City History Museum (MUHBA) at Plaça del Rei in Barcelona, Spain, which preserves elements of the Royal Palace of Barcelona, historically linked to the Counts of Barcelona and Kings of Aragon.
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