Seated woman with Two Female Servants 1400 BC

"Seated Woman with Two Female Servants" is a 1400 BC Ancient Egyptian fresco depicting a scene of a seated woman, likely a high-ranking figure, being attended to by two female servants. The fresco, housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, utilizes the characteristic flatness and rigid forms of Ancient Egyptian art. The figures are depicted with stylized features, including large eyes and slender limbs, and are arranged in a hierarchical order, highlighting the status of the seated woman. The scene is a testament to the social structure and artistic conventions of Ancient Egyptian society, offering a glimpse into the lives of the elite.