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The image shows a museum display with ancient stone sculptures. In the foreground to the left, there is a light-colored stone sculpture of a horse with a rider. The horse is depicted with its head turned slightly to the right, and the rider is seated on its back, with parts of their body missing. To the right of the horse sculpture, there is another fragment of a stone sculpture, appearing to be a head or bust with carved hair. Both sculptures are placed on white pedestals. In the background, a person is visible reflected in the glass of the display case, holding up a mobile phone to take a picture. The environment appears to be an indoor exhibition space with muted lighting and a dark backdrop.

This scene is located in the Museo Arqueológico Nacional (National Archaeological Museum) in Madrid, Spain. The rider sculpture is identified by a label as "Rider sculpture, Limestone, Iberian culture, 3rd-1st century BC, Shrine of Cerro de los Santos (Santuario de El Cigarralejo, Albacete)."
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Jun 30, 2026, 9:57 AM

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The image shows a museum display with ancient stone sculptures. In the foreground to the left, there is a light-colored stone sculpture of a horse with a rider. The horse is depicted with its head turned slightly to the right, and the rider is seated on its back, with parts of their body missing. To the right of the horse sculpture, there is another fragment of a stone sculpture, appearing to be a head or bust with carved hair. Both sculptures are placed on white pedestals. In the background, a person is visible reflected in the glass of the display case, holding up a mobile phone to take a picture. The environment appears to be an indoor exhibition space with muted lighting and a dark backdrop. This scene is located in the Museo Arqueológico Nacional (National Archaeological Museum) in Madrid, Spain. The rider sculpture is identified by a label as "Rider sculpture, Limestone, Iberian culture, 3rd-1st century BC, Shrine of Cerro de los Santos (Santuario de El Cigarralejo, Albacete)."

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