Two Princesses 1353 BC

"Two Princesses" is a fresco painting from 1353 BC, created by Nina de Garis Davies, a British artist who specialized in recording Egyptian art. The painting depicts two young women, likely princesses, seated side-by-side with elaborate jewelry. The fresco's vivid colors, geometric patterns, and the stylized figures are characteristic of ancient Egyptian art. The artwork was originally part of a tomb in Thebes, Egypt, but is now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.