Four views of New Mexico (Mexican?) architecture, showing cathedral entrances, [s.d.]

The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows a tall, arched doorway of a cathedral, decorated to either side by statuary and relief carving. It is enclosed by a wrought-iron fence.

The top right panel shows a second, tall, arched entranceway, although it is not enclosed by a fence, nor is it decorated by statues or carving to its sides. Carving does grace the top of the doorway, however. The lower left panel shows what appears to be the inside of a courtyard, a two-story structure a balcony supported by a colonnade.