Reliëfs boven de ingang van Musée Lorrain te Nancy before 1896

This photograph depicts the relief sculptures above the entrance of the Musée Lorrain in Nancy, France. The relief sculptures, likely created before 1896, are an example of architectural ornamentation. The relief depicts two figures flanking a coat of arms, suggesting the work may be a symbol of the museum's history or a dedication to a notable figure. The elaborate details of the surrounding stonework highlight the craftsmanship and artistic value of the entranceway.