A large, rectangular ceramic tile plaque is mounted outdoors, featuring a light-colored central field bordered by dark blue tiles at the top and bottom

A large, rectangular ceramic tile plaque is mounted outdoors, featuring a light-colored central field bordered by dark blue tiles at the top and bottom. The plaque displays Spanish text in black letters, including the prominent lines "FRAGMENTOS DEL MENSAJE DE LA LEY I.638" and "CREADORA DE LA PLAZA ESPAÑA." Centered above the main text is a circular crest, consistent with the Coat of Arms of Argentina, depicting a rising sun, a Phrygian cap on a pike, and two clasped hands, encircled by laurel branches on a blue and white background. Four golden-yellow floral designs are positioned at each corner of the central tiled section. The plaque exhibits signs of age and minor damage, including chipped tiles within the text area. The background above the plaque consists of dark green conifer trees and a slender palm tree under an overcast sky. This scene is located in Plaza España, Mendoza, Argentina.