An indoor scene within a museum or gallery setting

An indoor scene within a museum or gallery setting. The primary subject is a large, light-colored stone sculpture of a horse's head, depicted in profile and facing left. The sculpture exhibits detailed musculature, prominent veins, an open mouth with visible teeth, and textured mane, suggesting a powerful or dynamic representation. It is made of weathered marble or a similar light-colored stone. The sculpture rests on a dark brown wooden pedestal or cabinet, rectangular in form, featuring a flat top surface and paneled details on its body. A small, dark blue, rectangular object, possibly a mat or coaster, is positioned on the left side of the pedestal's top, adjacent to the horse's muzzle. In the background, a wall composed of vertical, light-colored translucent panels framed in dark wood is visible. Through the upper right section of these panels, an illuminated, repeating geometric pattern in a reddish-orange hue is discernible, suggesting an ornate window or decorative screen behind the panels. The scene is moderately lit, with shadows present in the foreground and lower sections of the pedestal. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted. This scene is located within the Civiche Raccolte d'Arte Antica (Civic Collections of Ancient Art) at the Castello Sforzesco, Milano, Italy.