This image depicts a ceramic tile mural portraying four male figures, characteristic of "gauchos," in a rural setting

This image depicts a ceramic tile mural portraying four male figures, characteristic of "gauchos," in a rural setting. The mural is composed of numerous individual square tiles, forming a unified scene. On the left, a standing figure with a dark hat, dark beard, white shirt, and red neckerchief is clad in dark blue wide-legged trousers and light brown boots, with a long tan shawl draped over his left side. His hands are positioned low in front of him. To the right, a second standing figure, also with a dark hat and beard, wears a white shirt, red neckerchief, and a large tan shawl draped over his left arm and back, facing left with a seemingly stern expression. Below these two, two additional figures are depicted in seated or squatting postures. The figure on the lower left is seen from behind, wearing a dark hat, white shirt with a green neckerchief, and brown trousers, with a tan shawl covering his back and shoulders; a knife or dagger is visible at his waist. The figure on the lower right faces left, wearing a dark hat, white shirt with a blue neckerchief, brown trousers, and a tan shawl, looking up towards the standing figures. The background consists of an expansive yellowish-brown ground, indicative of fields or plains, under a light blue sky with white and grey clouds. A narrow strip of green appears at the very top, suggesting distant foliage. The figures appear to be engaged in a moment of conversation or contemplation. This specific mural, featuring scenes from the epic poem "Martín Fierro," is located in Plaza San Martín, Mendoza, Argentina.