Two carved and painted wooden sculptures, depicting a bride and groom, stand on a low white plinth within the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia

Two carved and painted wooden sculptures, depicting a bride and groom, stand on a low white plinth within the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. The female figure, positioned on the left, wears a floor-length, long-sleeved off-white gown with a prominent breast area and a matching hood-like head covering. Her face is light-skinned with blue eyes, black eyebrows, and red lips. She holds a small bouquet of white, stylized flowers with red accents and brown stems in her hands, which feature bright red fingernails. Her feet, also off-white, are visible beneath the dress hem. The male figure, on the right, wears a black tuxedo jacket with a white shirt front and a black bow tie, paired with black trousers and black shoes. His face is light-pink with brown hair, brown eyes, and red lips. His hands are light-pink and positioned at his sides. The background features a light grey wall displaying various framed artworks, including a dark, abstract piece and a colorful, more figurative painting. The floor is light-colored and tiled.