This image captures a section of the Plaza de España in Seville, Spain, under bright daylight

This image captures a section of the Plaza de España in Seville, Spain, under bright daylight. The scene is dominated by ornate Neomudejar architecture constructed primarily of reddish-brown brick, extensively adorned with colorful ceramic tiles (azulejos). In the foreground, a paved walkway of light-colored square tiles transitions to a raised area via a low brick curb. This elevated section features a series of semicircular and rectangular benches covered in intricate blue and yellow azulejo patterns. Behind these benches, a wall is punctuated by several large azulejo murals and decorative alcoves. A prominent central alcove is labeled "CADIZ" at its top and displays a detailed azulejo mural depicting a historical event with multiple figures in formal attire, likely related to the Cortes of Cádiz. Within the bench area directly in front of this mural, a map composed of azulejos is embedded in the ground. Flanking this central alcove are smaller, columnar structures and additional azulejo panels and murals, extending to the right. Above this tiled base, a brick balustrade with stone spindles runs horizontally, featuring circular azulejo medallions with heraldic crests. Behind the balustrade, a covered loggia is visible, supported by white classical columns with ornate capitals. These columns uphold a series of brick arches, the undersides of which are dark and patterned. Azulejo panels, including one depicting a male bust, are set within the arch spandrels. No individuals are present in the scene. Strong sunlight from the upper right casts distinct shadows, enhancing the textures and details of the architecture and tilework.