Ober Weinlese, Unten Vogelfang 1390 BC

"Ober Weinlese, Unten Vogelfang" (Above Grape Harvest, Below Bird Catch) is a 1390 BC Egyptian tomb painting, depicting a scene of daily life. The artwork features two horizontal registers, the upper one showcasing men harvesting grapes from a vine, while the lower register shows a bird catching scene. The stylized figures and vibrant colors are characteristic of ancient Egyptian art, which emphasized symbolism and order. This piece provides valuable insight into the activities and traditions of ancient Egyptian society, showcasing both agricultural practices and hunting techniques.