A bronze chimpanzee's forearm sculpture extends to reach outwards.
An extreme close-up view of a bronze sculpture of a chimpanzee's forearm that is oriented with the palm facing upwards, and the fingers extended outwards to the left side of the image. The gesture of the sculpture is similar to reaching out to hold another hand. There is a finely rippled detail to the surface, emulating the lines and folds of a hair-covered arm. The palm and tips of the fingers are a bronze color, while the rest of the sculpture is dark, except for the underside near the right, which has a silver luster from the light shining above. The shadow of the arm is directly below. A small metal support holds the left side of the sculpture above the tan display stand. The wall in the background is gray, and a yellow dotted line descends from the middle of the top of the image and then makes a left 90-degree angle behind the sculpture and continues out of frame towards the left.