A medium-sized oil painting is centrally displayed on a plain white interior wall

A medium-sized oil painting is centrally displayed on a plain white interior wall. The painting depicts a standing greyhound-type dog rendered with an unusual color scheme. The dog's head, neck, and chest are light beige and cream, while its body, hindquarters, and tail are a vibrant green. It is positioned in profile, facing left, with its head slightly turned, revealing both dark eyes. The background is a stylized, mountainous landscape composed of shades of teal, blue-green, and dark green, with lighter green accents suggesting terrain and cloud-like formations in the sky. Visible brushstrokes indicate the painting medium. A partial inscription in the bottom right corner of the canvas reads "PERRA VERDE" and "M. BUSTAD". The immediate environment consists of a uniform white wall. Two rectangular, raised white covers, possibly for utilities or electrical access, are mounted on the wall directly above the painting. A portion of a white access panel with a circular fixture is visible on the wall below and to the right of the painting's bottom edge. The scene is located within an exhibition space in Segovia, Spain, likely the Casa de la Lectura - Biblioteca Municipal de Segovia, given the artist's name and known exhibition history in the city.