The image displays an indoor scene featuring a white wall and a white ceiling, likely within a public building or church in Santa Ana del Norte, Venezuela. A rectangular, light grey marble plaque, approximately 0.5 meters wide and 0.8 meters high, is affixed to the center-left of the white wall. The plaque contains engraved text in Spanish, identifying it as a "MONUMENTO HISTORICO NACIONAL" (National Historic Monument). The inscription commemorates a significant historical event that occurred in "this august temple" on May 6, 1816: the establishment of the Third Republic of Venezuela and the initiation of American independence, involving General Simón Bolívar, General Santiago Mariño, Haitian expeditionaries, and the revolutionary leadership of Margarita. The plaque, dated May 6, 2016, recognizes the bicentennial of this event (1816/1817 - 2016/2017) and reaffirms a commitment to liberation. It lists the names of key officials associated with its dedication: Nicolás Maduro Moros (President of Venezuela), G/J Carlos Mata Figueroa (Governor of Nueva Esparta), Profesora Yannellys Patiño (Mayor of Gómez Municipality), and Presbítero Ricardo González (Parish Priest). Above the plaque, a white cornice with a repeating dentil molding pattern runs along the junction of the wall and ceiling. On the upper right side of the frame, a more elaborate, multi-tiered white decorative molding is visible at a corner. To the upper left of the plaque, a circular white fixture with several small circular perforations is mounted on the wall or ceiling. A small, square, recessed element is present on the wall to the right of the plaque, beneath the dentil molding. The upper left corner of the image is a dark, unlit area, contrasting with the illuminated wall and ceiling. Subtle shadows are cast on the white wall, indicating ambient lighting. in Santa Ana, Venezuela

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Jun 7, 2026, 1:09 AM

Santa Ana, Venezuela

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The image displays an indoor scene featuring a white wall and a white ceiling, likely within a public building or church in Santa Ana del Norte, Venezuela. A rectangular, light grey marble plaque, approximately 0.5 meters wide and 0.8 meters high, is affixed to the center-left of the white wall. The plaque contains engraved text in Spanish, identifying it as a "MONUMENTO HISTORICO NACIONAL" (National Historic Monument). The inscription commemorates a significant historical event that occurred in "this august temple" on May 6, 1816: the establishment of the Third Republic of Venezuela and the initiation of American independence, involving General Simón Bolívar, General Santiago Mariño, Haitian expeditionaries, and the revolutionary leadership of Margarita. The plaque, dated May 6, 2016, recognizes the bicentennial of this event (1816/1817 - 2016/2017) and reaffirms a commitment to liberation. It lists the names of key officials associated with its dedication: Nicolás Maduro Moros (President of Venezuela), G/J Carlos Mata Figueroa (Governor of Nueva Esparta), Profesora Yannellys Patiño (Mayor of Gómez Municipality), and Presbítero Ricardo González (Parish Priest). Above the plaque, a white cornice with a repeating dentil molding pattern runs along the junction of the wall and ceiling. On the upper right side of the frame, a more elaborate, multi-tiered white decorative molding is visible at a corner. To the upper left of the plaque, a circular white fixture with several small circular perforations is mounted on the wall or ceiling. A small, square, recessed element is present on the wall to the right of the plaque, beneath the dentil molding. The upper left corner of the image is a dark, unlit area, contrasting with the illuminated wall and ceiling. Subtle shadows are cast on the white wall, indicating ambient lighting.

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11,550

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+$0.03

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+$0.04

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$2.87

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