In the city of Azov, Russia, two wooden sculptures stand in a park-like setting

In the city of Azov, Russia, two wooden sculptures stand in a park-like setting. The sculpture on the left depicts a bare-chested man in a headdress and wrap-around skirt, sitting on a barrel with a sword by his side, holding a small object in his right hand. The sculpture on the right portrays a standing man in 18th-century attire, complete with a tricorn hat, military-style coat, breeches, and boots, resting his left hand on a rough-hewn base. Both sculptures are carved from wood and appear weathered. The sculptures are situated on a circular patch of ground covered with gravel and a few small plants. Behind them, lush green trees with dense foliage provide shade, and a paved walkway runs in the foreground. In the background, there are park benches occupied by several people, some casually observing their surroundings. The overall scene suggests a public space designed for recreation and perhaps historical commemoration, with the sculptures likely representing figures of local significance or historical events related to Azov. The lighting indicates it is daytime, with sunlight casting shadows on the ground.