The image displays a section of an ornate, large-scale wooden carving, identified as part of the interior furnishings, likely choir stalls or confessionals, within the Cathedral of St

The image displays a section of an ornate, large-scale wooden carving, identified as part of the interior furnishings, likely choir stalls or confessionals, within the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula in Brussels, Belgium. The structure is crafted from dark, polished wood, featuring intricate Baroque or Rococo ornamentation. Two life-sized female allegorical figures stand symmetrically on carved pedestals, flanking a central, recessed wooden panel. Both figures are draped in flowing robes and possess carved wings. The figure on the left extends her right arm forward with an open palm, while her left hand rests over her chest. The figure on the right has her right arm raised with an open palm and her left arm bent across her midsection. Above the central area, between the two figures, is a detailed carving of a winged cherub head, surrounded by decorative scrollwork. This is topped by a carved wreath composed of leaves and acorns. The allegorical figures are framed by heavily carved spiral columns on either side. The background behind the figures consists of recessed, paneled wooden sections, with a dark, rectangular basin or panel visible in the lower central part of the structure. Additional small carved faces are integrated into the architectural elements. The scene is illuminated by soft, even lighting, emphasizing the detailed wood craftsmanship.