Two taxidermied cranes are displayed in a museum

Two taxidermied cranes are displayed in a museum. The crane on the left is smaller and has its head tilted down, as if looking for food. It stands on a rectangular wooden base with dry grass and twigs. The crane on the right is larger and has its head raised with its beak open, as if calling. It stands on a gray, irregular-shaped base. Both cranes are displayed against a plain white background, with reflections of lights and possibly other exhibits visible on the glass enclosure. The scene is lit by artificial lights, creating shadows on the floor and walls. The Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts is a possible location for such exhibits.