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Two ceramic figurines are displayed on a dark shelf in what appears to be a museum. The figurine on the left depicts a nude female with long, wavy brown hair, her right arm raised and her left arm bent behind her back. She is adorned with green leaves around her waist and black bands around her wrists and ankles. She stands on a rock formation.

To the right, a second ceramic figurine portrays a nude male with a beard, his head turned to the left. He is kneeling and appears to be struggling with a large, dark brown bird of prey, which is perched on his back, its wings outstretched. The male figure has a black band around his left wrist and ankles, similar to the female figure. He is also positioned on a rock formation. The background is a neutral, muted tone, and another, less distinct ceramic object is visible further in the background. Numbers "4" and "5" are visible on the shelf in front of the figurines. This display is likely located in Madrid, Spain, potentially within the Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas, given its focus on decorative arts and historical objects.
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Jul 19, 2026, 11:31 AM

Madrid, Spain

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Two ceramic figurines are displayed on a dark shelf in what appears to be a museum. The figurine on the left depicts a nude female with long, wavy brown hair, her right arm raised and her left arm bent behind her back. She is adorned with green leaves around her waist and black bands around her wrists and ankles. She stands on a rock formation. To the right, a second ceramic figurine portrays a nude male with a beard, his head turned to the left. He is kneeling and appears to be struggling with a large, dark brown bird of prey, which is perched on his back, its wings outstretched. The male figure has a black band around his left wrist and ankles, similar to the female figure. He is also positioned on a rock formation. The background is a neutral, muted tone, and another, less distinct ceramic object is visible further in the background. Numbers "4" and "5" are visible on the shelf in front of the figurines. This display is likely located in Madrid, Spain, potentially within the Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas, given its focus on decorative arts and historical objects.

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