The image displays the Matthias Fountain (Mátyás kútja) located in the western forecourt of the Buda Castle Royal Palace in Budapest, Hungary

The image displays the Matthias Fountain (Mátyás kútja) located in the western forecourt of the Buda Castle Royal Palace in Budapest, Hungary. The central feature is a large, multi-tiered bronze and stone fountain depicting a hunting scene. At the highest point, a male hunter, identified as King Matthias Corvinus, stands with a crossbow over a fallen stag. Below him, several other bronze figures include a hunter with a horn and spear, another male figure seated and interacting with a dog, and multiple hunting dogs in various poses. To the left, a male figure is seated with a dog at his feet. To the right, a female figure is seated, holding a small deer or fawn. The fountain's base is constructed from light-colored, rough-hewn stone blocks, simulating natural rock formations, with a wide, semicircular basin at the bottom containing loose stones. The fountain is set against a grand, light-colored classical building facade featuring tall columns with ornate Corinthian capitals, arched recesses with decorative carvings, and a heraldic shield above the central figures. To the immediate left of the fountain, a darker section of the building exhibits two arched windows reflecting the sky. The scene is illuminated by natural light, suggesting an outdoor setting under a clear sky, with paved ground visible at the base of the fountain.