A stone statue of a female figure stands within a corner niche of the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Beauvais in Beauvais, France

A stone statue of a female figure stands within a corner niche of the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Beauvais in Beauvais, France. The figure, possibly the Virgin Mary, is depicted in a full-length, front-facing pose with a slightly tilted head looking left and arms extended outwards with open palms. She wears flowing robes adorned with faint golden patterns, possibly fleurs-de-lis, and a belt. The statue rests on an ornate, carved stone pedestal. Above the statue, a gothic, trefoil-arched stone canopy is affixed to the wall. The surrounding walls are constructed of aged, light grey stone, exhibiting texture, vertical seams, and minor discoloration. A distinct white patch is visible on the wall to the left of the statue. To the lower left, a dark wooden frame is partially visible. Along the right edge, a reddish-brown marble panel is visible, with two small, white cylindrical security cameras or sensors mounted on the adjacent stone column above it. The scene is illuminated, highlighting the details and textures of the stone and the statue.