A large, unfinished, pale, plaster bust of a man with a prominent nose and beard is the central subject

A large, unfinished, pale, plaster bust of a man with a prominent nose and beard is the central subject. The bust is positioned on a light-colored, tiled floor in what appears to be a stone-lined tunnel or arched cellar. The walls and arched ceiling are constructed of rough, light-colored stone, some of which is covered in moss or algae. To the right of the bust is a small, light-colored metal table with a light blue top. The table has a simple, thin metal frame and appears to be slightly rusted. Underneath the table, a fragment of a similar plaster object, possibly a broken piece of another bust or sculpture, is visible. Further to the right, leaning against the wall, are some wooden planks. In the background, to the left of the bust, are some dark shelving units and more wooden planks. The overall lighting is dim, with light sources appearing to be from the left and possibly from the entrance to the tunnel. The environment suggests an indoor storage space, workshop, or perhaps a derelict building. The location is identified as Saint-Apollinaire, France.