A weathered stone statue depicting a winged figure, likely Cupid or Eros, is positioned centrally in the foreground

A weathered stone statue depicting a winged figure, likely Cupid or Eros, is positioned centrally in the foreground. The figure, in a kneeling stance, holds a drawn bow in its hands, aiming forward and slightly upward. The statue exhibits significant weathering, discolouration, and biological growth, including moss and lichen, particularly on its surface and the rock-like base it stands upon. This base rests on a multi-tiered, rectangular concrete pedestal, also showing signs of age, cracks, and graffiti in light colours on its lower front face. Behind the statue, a curved, pale brown or beige stucco/stone wall with architectural detailing serves as a backdrop. This wall features two symmetrically placed arched niches. Each niche contains a large, terracotta-coloured amphora or urn. The niche to the right of the statue has dark green foliage partially obscuring the urn. The environment includes an overcast sky dominating the upper portion of the frame. Sparse, dark tree branches are visible against the sky in the upper right and top center. Dark green bushes and dense foliage are present behind the wall on the right side. The ground surrounding the pedestal appears to be natural earth with some vegetation. The scene is located at the Openluchttheater Ede (Open Air Theatre Ede) at Bosrand 19, 6718 ZG Ede, Netherlands.