The image shows the memorial urn of Friedrich Georg von Lieven, the owner of Jaunlīve manor, located in a well-maintained, green manor park. This classical-style stone sculpture resembles a large, decorative vase with a lid and two handles on the sides. The middle section of the urn is adorned with a band of relief elements, featuring a round medallion with a profile portrait in the center, flanked by engraved letters and decorative flourishes.

The monument is set on a square stone base, which in turn rests on a low, circular, and slightly moss-covered stone platform. The surface of the sculpture has naturally aged over time, acquiring a textured patina that reflects its historical value. A wide, green lawn extends around the urn, dotted with occasional small, yellow dandelions.

The background is filled with lush and magnificent trees displaying bright, spring-green foliage, creating a light and natural setting. In the upper left corner, branches of a darker, purple-leafed tree are slightly visible, adding a color contrast to the scenery. The composition is captured in daylight, emphasizing the peaceful and harmonious placement of the historical object in nature.