The image displays an interior hallway or gallery at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City, United States

The image displays an interior hallway or gallery at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City, United States. Four framed portraits of former United Nations Secretaries-General are mounted on a smooth, dark teal wall. From left to right, these portraits depict Trygve Lie (1946-1953), Dag Hammarskjöld (1953-1961), U Thant (1961-1971), and Kurt Waldheim (1972-1982), with their names and terms of service indicated below each. All portraits are enclosed in ornate, gold-colored frames; the three rightmost portraits feature the United Nations emblem or flag in their backgrounds. Directly beneath the portraits, a long, light-colored wooden bench with two rectangular, cream-colored upholstered cushions is positioned against the wall. The bench is supported by light blue metallic legs. The floor consists of large, light-toned, possibly geometric patterned tiles. A silver-colored rectangular air vent is visible on the ceiling in the upper left portion of the frame. The scene is static, illuminated by ambient lighting that casts shadows from the bench onto the floor.