In Cortona, Italy, a forensic view captures three weathered ceramic objects arranged on reddish-brown terracotta tiles, positioned against a light gray concrete wall

In Cortona, Italy, a forensic view captures three weathered ceramic objects arranged on reddish-brown terracotta tiles, positioned against a light gray concrete wall. The central object is a ceramic sculpture of a human head, oriented slightly left, with eyes closed. Its surface exhibits significant paint chipping, revealing a reddish-brown terracotta base beneath a faded white layer. On top of the head, a prominent blue, multi-lobed ceramic element is present, from which red drips extend down the side. To its right, a smaller red and a light pink/purple stylized ceramic flower are affixed. To the upper left of the head, a dark brown and reddish-brown ceramic vase with a textured, possibly grooved, exterior lies on its side. To the right of the head, a ceramic pitcher with a handle rests on its side, displaying a distinct grey-and-white marbled pattern, with subtle hints of green. The terracotta tiles beneath the objects are damp and show minimal moss and small green plant growth in the grout lines. No individuals are visible, and the scene is static, depicting an outdoor arrangement.