The image is a photograph of a collection of ancient Greek sculptures displayed in a museum. The sculptures are made of white marble and are arranged in a rectangular frame. The frame is made of a light-colored material, possibly stone or marble, and the sculptures appear to be of different sizes and shapes.

There are six sculptures in total, arranged in two rows and three columns. The largest sculpture in the center is a large, elongated rock with a pointed top and a curved bottom. The other three sculptures are smaller, with a smaller, more elongated body and a more pointed head. The sculpture on the left side of the frame is of a lion's head, while the one on the right side is a smaller one with a curved tail and a pointed nose. The larger sculpture is of an animal, possibly a lion or a lioness, with its head turned to the side and its mouth open, as if it is roaring or roaring. The smaller sculpture is a sculpture of a bird or a bird with its wings spread out, and it appears to be made of the same material as the larger one. The background of the image is white, and there is a small black and white photograph of the sculptures on the bottom right corner.