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Two terracotta sculptures, possibly architectural elements or tomb figurines, are displayed on a white platform. The sculpture on the left has three cylindrical openings at the top and is adorned with what appear to be animalistic or mythical figures. The sculpture on the right is more complex, featuring a swirling arrangement of figures, including what resembles a dragon or serpent, monkeys, and possibly other creatures. Both sculptures exhibit a weathered, earthy texture and detailing. The background is a plain, light gray wall, with a black framed display case border at the bottom. A triangular geometric design is faintly visible on the upper right portion of the wall. The objects are labeled with numbers "9" and "8" in small white circles, indicating their display order or catalog number. The scene is likely within a museum or gallery, given the presentation style. While the image itself does not explicitly state the location as Yuzhong District, China, such artifacts are commonly found in museums within that region, which is known for its rich historical and cultural heritage.
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