The image displays a section of an interior wall within the Demidov Estate (also known as Demidov Manor or House of Demidov) on Gorokhovsky Lane in Moscow, Russia

The image displays a section of an interior wall within the Demidov Estate (also known as Demidov Manor or House of Demidov) on Gorokhovsky Lane in Moscow, Russia. The scene captures a large, ornate wall featuring three vertical panels, indicative of a historical building undergoing restoration. The central panel houses a large, vertically oriented painting, framed in gold-colored trim. The painting depicts a scene consistent with "The Expulsion from the Garden of Eden." In the foreground, an elderly, bearded male figure in a flowing red robe stands on the left, gesturing with his right hand towards two nude figures. The figure immediately to his right, presumed to be Adam, has dark hair and is partially obscuring his groin with his left hand. To Adam's right, the figure presumed to be Eve has lighter hair and is covering her groin with her left hand. All three figures stand on a dark, foliage-covered ground. In the mid-ground, a prominent tree stands amidst a green landscape under a cloudy sky. In the upper left portion of the sky, a faint, glowing, oval-shaped object is visible. A smaller, more distant scene on the right mid-ground shows two figures amidst trees. Flanking this central painting are two narrower, vertical decorative panels, also framed in gold. These panels feature elaborate, symmetrical Neo-Renaissance or Grotesque-style ornamentation, including intricate floral patterns, foliage scrolls, cherubs, stylized urns, and classical motifs executed in shades of red, green, gold, and blue on a light background. The surrounding wall is a light, off-white color and shows signs of age and wear, with visible cracking, peeling, and uneven plaster texture. A silver-colored, A-frame aluminum stepladder with orange plastic safety latches, one bearing the brand "ERADE," is positioned in the foreground, leaning diagonally against and partially obscuring the left decorative panel. Natural light enters the space from a tall window visible on the far right, partially obscured by a light-colored, possibly sheer, curtain. The overall impression is one of a richly decorated historical interior currently under repair or conservation.