The image displays two light-colored, aged stone or plaster sculptures, exhibited within the Louvre-Lens museum in Lens, France

The image displays two light-colored, aged stone or plaster sculptures, exhibited within the Louvre-Lens museum in Lens, France. Both figures stand on individual white rectangular pedestals, which are positioned on a larger, light-toned display surface against a plain light grey wall. The sculpture on the left is a standing, full-figured individual, possibly female or an angel, with an intact head featuring wavy hair and discernible facial characteristics. The figure wears a long, draped garment and holds an indeterminate object, possibly a scroll or staff, against its chest with its right arm; the left arm extends downwards. The sculpture on the right is a headless torso, depicting a figure clad in a long, hooded monastic-style robe. Its arms are bent, with hands either missing or severely damaged. The lower section of this figure is secured to its pedestal by dark metal bands. Both sculptures exhibit signs of weathering and historical wear.