The image displays an extreme low-angle, upward-looking view of the main facade of the Cathedrale kerk van Sint Gertrudis (Cathedral of Saint Gertrude) at Willemsplantsoen 1-3, Utrecht, Netherlands

The image displays an extreme low-angle, upward-looking view of the main facade of the Cathedrale kerk van Sint Gertrudis (Cathedral of Saint Gertrude) at Willemsplantsoen 1-3, Utrecht, Netherlands. In the immediate foreground, a black wrought-iron gate is visible, featuring a central circular motif containing a golden Latin cross with radiating golden rays. Behind this gate, a set of dark green double-doors with recessed panels trimmed in gold is present. The building's facade is constructed from a textured, light gray material, possibly stucco or stone. Above the gate, a horizontal architectural band with a repeating Greek key (meander) pattern is prominent. Two rectangular windows with dark grilles are situated on either side above this band. Further up, two large, smooth, light gray classical columns extend vertically, partially obscured by the upward perspective. Above the columns, an ornate entablature or portico ceiling features dentil-like details and elaborate golden scrollwork, including a distinct five-pointed star within a circular emblem on a light background. The uppermost portion of the image reveals a clear, light blue sky. No individuals or active subjects are present in the scene.