The image displays an indoor museum or gallery setting featuring a sculpture and informational signage

The image displays an indoor museum or gallery setting featuring a sculpture and informational signage. The central subject is a stylized, life-sized sculpture of a man, rendered with reddish-pink skin, dark hair, and dark-rimmed glasses pushed onto his head. He is depicted with his head tilted sharply upwards, mouth wide open in a scream or shout. The man wears a dark blue long-sleeved shirt, a distressed white apron heavily splattered with red marks resembling blood, and black boots. In his right hand, held down by his side, he firmly grasps a dark, scaled fish. To the left of the sculpture, a white wall displays exhibition text in both Norwegian and English. The prominent English title reads "ON THE BARRICADES." The accompanying text elaborates on the context, mentioning "Down with patriarchy! USA out of Vietnam!", the "long-haired generation of 1968," protests, liberation struggles, and socialist ideologies influencing art. Below the main text, the years "1965" and "1980" are visible. A large, black numeral "70" is partially visible at the upper left of this wall. Further in the background, to the right of the sculpture, a plain greyish-green wall features a framed rectangular artwork. This piece exhibits a repetitive, geometric pattern, possibly a relief, creating an optical effect with interwoven light and shadow. The floor is light-colored. This scene is identified as being within the Nasjonalmuseet (National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design) in Oslo, Norway, specifically part of an exhibition related to the "On the Barricades" theme.