A bronze-colored bust of Simón Bolívar, depicting him in military uniform, is situated on a grey, rough-textured concrete pedestal in a public park in Llavallol, Argentina

A bronze-colored bust of Simón Bolívar, depicting him in military uniform, is situated on a grey, rough-textured concrete pedestal in a public park in Llavallol, Argentina. A white rectangular plaque is affixed to the pedestal, displaying two small portraits of Bolívar, a QR code, and Spanish text identifying him as "Libertador Simón Bolívar (1783-1830), Militar y Político Venezolano." The text details his key ideas, his role as liberator of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, and mentions the "Partido Justicialista Lomas de Zamora" logo. The surrounding ground is a mix of green grass and exposed soil. To the right of the pedestal, a public bench with a blue base and green seat is visible. In the mid-distance to the left, a partial wooden sign reads "PASEO DE LA PATRIA GRANDE." A paved walkway extends into the background, flanked by trees with green foliage. One individual in dark pants and a light shirt walks along the path away from the viewer. A row of parked cars, predominantly red, lines a street parallel to the walkway. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight under a clear sky.