Now it's clear what the statue is, fragments of which appear in exhibits No. 52–54: it is Apollo, holding a theatrical mask in one hand — an attribute of the god of music and the arts. At his feet, in the same arched niche, two children of the estate have settled in: a girl in a sailor dress, holding a mandolin and a hat, and a boy playing a violin. The photograph is from Z. Potocka's archive in Warsaw, taken before 1915. Published in: Vitkauskienė, V. Lentvario dvaro sodyba.
The children's musical instruments beside the statue of Apollo, patron of the arts, are likely no accident, but a deliberate composition by the photographer. This photograph, together with exhibits No. 52–54, gives a name and a date to a sculpture in Lentvaris Palace's grand hall that until now had only been seen in fragments.
The animation zooms in on the children's faces — the camera drifts slowly closer, leaving the statue of Apollo blurred in the background.