An indoor museum exhibit in Nesvizh Castle, Nyasvizh, Belarus, displays a full-scale mannequin of a Polish-Lithuanian Winged Hussar mounted on a dark brown horse mannequin

An indoor museum exhibit in Nesvizh Castle, Nyasvizh, Belarus, displays a full-scale mannequin of a Polish-Lithuanian Winged Hussar mounted on a dark brown horse mannequin. The Hussar wears polished, silver-colored plate armor, including a helmet with a closed visor, and features large feather wings projecting upwards from the back of the armor. The rider's lower legs are represented by unfinished wooden forms. Beneath the horse, on a geometric-patterned tiled floor, lies a light-brown bearskin rug with its head facing forward and mouth agape. A crimson velvet cloth is draped beneath the horse's hooves. To the right of the horse, a small wooden pedestal holds several dark, spherical cannonballs and one larger, lighter-colored spherical projectile. On the white wall behind these objects, two vertical banners are suspended: one yellow banner featuring a circular black stylized symbol, and an adjacent solid black banner. The background on the left includes red architectural elements, possibly arches or structural walls, and the ceiling features glass panels with integrated spotlights.