The King with Isis, Tomb of Haremhab 1295 BC

This painted relief, dating back to 1295 BC, is found in the Tomb of Haremhab, a powerful general who later became pharaoh. It depicts Haremhab, shown with red skin, standing with the goddess Isis, identified by her distinctive headdress. The hieroglyphics, a defining feature of Ancient Egyptian art, surround the figures and likely hold details about the scene. This artwork embodies the strong visual language of Ancient Egypt and provides insights into their beliefs and rituals.