This image depicts a two-tiered display set up within an indoor or semi-enclosed public or educational building, located in Santa Ana, Venezuela

This image depicts a two-tiered display set up within an indoor or semi-enclosed public or educational building, located in Santa Ana, Venezuela. The upper section features a large, horizontally oriented rectangular display board with a white background and a red border. The central title reads "CARTOGRAFIA SOCIAL" (Social Cartography) in bold red lettering. To the left, "L. Ricardo Aazquez M" is printed, and to the right, "L. Vicente Ramón Rojas" is visible, likely identifying associated educational institutions or individuals. The board contains multiple smaller white sub-panels outlined in red, displaying text, diagrams, and maps. The largest central panel presents a detailed monochrome street map, while other panels include a political map of Venezuela and a world map. Behind the display board, a series of vertical metal bars, likely part of a railing or security grille, are visible, with another building structure containing windows faintly discernible beyond them. The lower section showcases a three-dimensional Christmas nativity scene (pesebre). A pleated blue fabric adorned with scattered white and yellow stars forms a night sky backdrop. To the left, a rustic manger is constructed from crumpled brown paper and dried palm fronds, topped with a glittery brown star. Within the manger, figures representing the Infant Jesus, Mary, and Joseph are present. The ground is rendered using crumpled brown and gold fabric, suggesting desert topography, with several spiky green plants arranged in the foreground and within the scene. Figurines include multiple white sheep, two shepherds, and three wise men with accompanying animals (camels or donkeys). A small light blue fabric element on the far right simulates a body of water. The foreground consists of a light grey speckled terrazzo or tiled floor. On the far left, a sloped green-painted structure, potentially a part of a staircase or platform, is partially visible. No individuals are depicted interacting with the display.