wall decorated with three taxidermied animal heads

wall decorated with three taxidermied animal heads. The wall is constructed of rough-hewn stones embedded in white plaster, with a red brick archway at the bottom center. Above the stone wall, a red brick arch curves upwards. The animal heads are mounted on the wall. From left to right, the first is a deer with spiraling horns. The middle is a larger deer with extensive, branched antlers. The third is another deer or antelope with long, curved horns. The overall impression is that of a rustic or historic interior, possibly a hunting lodge or a museum. The image is taken inside the Trakai Island Castle in Trakai, Lithuania. This specific location is likely within one of the castle's chambers or exhibition halls, given the architectural style and the display of hunting trophies. The lighting suggests an indoor environment, possibly with natural light filtering in from windows or from an artificial source outside the frame.