The image showcases a richly decorated pediment of a historic building executed in Baroque style. The central part of the pediment features a composition of heraldic shields with various coats of arms, with a prominent central coat of arms crowned with a royal or noble crown—likely representing a family or municipal symbol. This central heraldic element is surrounded by multiple smaller coat of arms shields arranged symmetrically.
The architectural design of the pediment includes a triangular form with elegant volutes on the sides, rendered in white against a brown background. Of particular interest are the sculptural representations of putti (cherubs) placed on the sides and at the apex of the pediment. These decorative elements are characteristic of Baroque architecture and emphasize the high status of the building.
The color palette of the facade is built on the contrast between dark brown, white, and gray surfaces, which enhances the expressiveness of the heraldic elements executed in vibrant colors—red, blue, and gold. The lower part of the fragment shows the beginning of an arched element with a geometric pattern, suggesting a continuation of the decorative theme throughout the building's facade.