A bronze fountain topped with a small standing figure rises at the center of a sunlit pool, its greenish patina contrasting with the golden reflections on the water's surface. Ripples spread outward from the fountain, distorting the reflections of the surrounding architecture and casting deep blue and ochre tones across the pond. Behind the fountain, a balustrade runs horizontally, separating the water from a series of pale yellow walls and tall arched openings.

Sunlight pours through the arches, illuminating the courtyard and casting sharp, angular shadows that define the structure's forms. The upper portion of the canvas is dominated by a clear blue sky, visible above the pale, almost creamy stone of the Alcázar's walls. The paint is applied with loose, confident brushstrokes, especially in the water and architectural surfaces, where color shifts are rendered with quick, visible marks.

Touches of lavender and pink appear in the shadows, lending a sense of vibrancy and warmth to the scene. The composition is carefully balanced, with the vertical axis of the fountain and its reflection anchoring the center, while the arches and railings create a rhythmic horizontal structure. In the lower left corner, the water’s surface captures a swirl of deep blue and creamy yellow reflections, painted with broad, energetic strokes that emphasize movement.

Along the upper right edge, the pale stone wall is interrupted by a rectangular patch of shadow, rendered in muted ochre and violet. The balustrade features thin vertical bars, some of which are highlighted in green, and their shadows fall in rhythmic lines across the sunlit wall. In the background, a potted plant is visible on the windowsill behind the leftmost arch, its dark silhouette contrasting with the lighter tones around it. Joaquín Sorolla created Estanque De Charles V, Alcázar, Seville in 1910.