Pardon me for saying so, but just looking at a copy and paste from a screen may *not give enough information* for anyone willing to help - and there are plenty of folks in these forums willing to help.
The intro to the General Problems forum says:
Got a problem with something in your Moodle site? Having a problem since you upgraded? This forum is to help you find an answer.
Please provide as much relevant background information as you can and state the version of Moodle you are using. In addition, you may wish to browse and/or contribute to the Administration FAQ.
Intro to this forum says:
Got a problem installing or upgrading Moodle?
Please start by checking the documentation
So, let's start with:
Who is the hosting provider?
What version of Moodle do you have? Found by visiting "Notifications" link in the Site Admin menu.
Turn on debugging. In a version 1.9: Site Admin -> Server -> Debugging
or in a 2.x: Site Admin -> Development -> Debugging.
Does it show anything?
Check apache error logs. Are there any 404 errors (those are 'file not found' errors)? If there are 404's, are they references to the images missing? Check to see using whatever tool if those files exist.
Check your config.php file values. Should be using a fully qualified domain name in $CFG->wwwroot (not IP address).
Check permissions/ownership on all files/folders in the moodle code folder at your web root. Especially check the 'theme' folder and it's contents for permissions/ownership. Can't tell you what the ownerships should be. Provider could tell you that, however.
Change your theme to something standard.
How to do some of these request for information depends upon hosting provider AND the tools they 'provide' you.
'spirit of sharing', Ken