The image displays a framed historical artwork illuminated by an overhead picture light, mounted on a tan-colored wall

The image displays a framed historical artwork illuminated by an overhead picture light, mounted on a tan-colored wall. The artwork, a colored illustration, depicts a small wooden boat with approximately seven individuals, presumed to be African oarsmen, vigorously rowing through turbulent water. The background features lush tropical vegetation, including palm trees, under a twilight sky. A white textual plaque centered below the illustration provides historical context, reading: "DOWN THE LIVINGSTONE RAPIDS HM STANLEY ABANDONED THE 'LADY ALICE' WHO HE NAMED AFTER HIS THEN FIANCE. NOVEMBER 1874." The artwork is enclosed within a gold-toned frame, featuring a dark green outer mat and a lighter inner mat. A horizontal black-cased LED picture light is affixed above the frame, casting light downward. Reflections from the surrounding environment are visible on the glass covering the artwork. This display is located within the Fairmont The Norfolk Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya.