This is a mural painted on an exterior wall, likely in Cúa, Venezuela, as indicated by the text "la Perla

This is a mural painted on an exterior wall, likely in Cúa, Venezuela, as indicated by the text "la Perla." The mural depicts several figures. On the left, two women are shown in profile within oval frames. The woman on the far left is labeled "Correa." To her right, another woman is labeled "Emma Soler." She wears a dark vest over a light-colored shirt and a beaded necklace. To the right of these portraits, a third figure, a woman wearing a straw hat and a white dress, is depicted bending over and working with what appears to be a tool in the ground. She is positioned on a large, earthy-toned hill. The background of the mural transitions from a light blue and green gradient at the top to the earthy tones of the hill. Above the mural, a black electrical conduit with a light fixture is visible, mounted on a light-colored pole. To the right of the conduit, a light blue box with a dark, reflective glass front is mounted on the wall. The mural is painted on a textured surface, possibly stucco, and is situated above a concrete sidewalk. The lower portion of the mural shows a shadowy, abstract representation of foliage and ground cover.