An outdoor scene in the Jardin des Tuileries, Paris, France, features a prominent white marble statue, "Ugolino and His Sons," centrally positioned

An outdoor scene in the Jardin des Tuileries, Paris, France, features a prominent white marble statue, "Ugolino and His Sons," centrally positioned. The sculpture depicts two male figures, largely nude, one carrying the other. A black bird, consistent with a crow or raven, is perched on the head/shoulder area of the upper figure. The statue rests on a tall, multi-tiered, cylindrical pedestal of light-colored, veined marble, which has a rectangular plaque affixed to its lower front. The immediate foreground shows a light brown dirt pathway. Beyond the pathway, the environment comprises manicured green grass lawns, sparse garden beds with leafless shrubs, and numerous bare deciduous trees, indicative of winter conditions. A black wire trash receptacle is partially visible to the left of the pedestal. In the background, typical Parisian Haussmannian buildings with light facades and grey roofs are visible through the tree line. The sky above is light blue with scattered white cumulus clouds. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.