Nacht Beim Fischen 1390 BC

"Nacht Beim Fischen" is a scene from an Ancient Egyptian tomb painting, dating back to 1390 BC. The image depicts a man, likely a high-ranking official, engaged in fishing, with hieroglyphics and images of birds and plants in the background. The figures are rendered in a stylized, hierarchical manner, with the man shown larger than the other figures, signifying his importance. The painting reflects the Egyptian belief in the afterlife and the importance of activities such as fishing for sustenance and pleasure. The scene is a testament to the artistry and symbolism of ancient Egyptian tomb paintings, which aimed to provide the deceased with everything they needed in the afterlife.