The image displays a collection of traditional African wooden sculptures positioned in front of a large painted canvas in an indoor setting, identified as Ikate, Nigeria

The image displays a collection of traditional African wooden sculptures positioned in front of a large painted canvas in an indoor setting, identified as Ikate, Nigeria. In the foreground, three dark-brown wooden sculptures are arranged on a wooden surface. The prominent leftmost sculpture depicts a seated female figure with intricate, ridged hair or a headdress, a prominent necklace, and large, textured breasts. Blue marks are visible under her eyes. She holds a lidded, carved vessel on her lap, and her lower body features geometric patterns. To her right, a smaller, partially obscured wooden figure stands with an elaborate headdress. The rightmost sculpture shows another seated female figure, holding a pipe-like object to her mouth with her right hand and a small pot in her left. She sits on a low stool and has a simpler ridged hairstyle. The background features a large, colorful painting depicting multiple figures in a market or domestic scene. A central dark-skinned woman with a headscarf and a white necklace is seated, her hands placed in a large orange bowl containing a white powdery substance. Other figures in the painting are also engaged with similar bowls and substances. The painting includes yellows, oranges, and browns, with a visible signature in the lower right corner. To the far right, a blue and white patterned textile or object is partially visible.