A stone archway, part of a historic building in Kliczków, Poland, serves as the central focal point

A stone archway, part of a historic building in Kliczków, Poland, serves as the central focal point. The archway is constructed from light-colored stone blocks and is flanked by two ornate columns with square bases. Above the arch, a frieze bears the inscription "CZESC PRZODOWON RACY. 11-1" in red lettering. Centered above the inscription is a decorative, two-paned window with reflections of bare tree branches and a blue sky. The building wall to the left of the archway is covered in dry, dormant vines, while the wall to the right is densely covered in vibrant green ivy. The archway functions as a covered passage, revealing a paved path leading into the distance. Inside the archway, a dark, ornate lantern hangs from the vaulted ceiling. Beyond the archway, several indistinct figures, approximately four, are observed walking away from the viewer on the sunlit, paved path. The path is lined with bare trees on both sides, and sunlight creates distinct bright strips on the ground. In the immediate foreground, the ground is paved with irregular dark flagstones. To the right of the archway, the ground is covered with light-colored gravel, beside which sits a terracotta pot containing purple heather. A small, dark green bush is visible on the left side of the archway's base.