The image is a photograph of a large stone sculpture in a museum. The sculpture appears to be made of a light-colored material, possibly stone or stone, and is intricately carved with detailed features. It is displayed in a glass case, and the background is a white wall with a grid-like pattern.

In the center of the sculpture, there are six figures, each with a unique expression and pose. The figures are arranged in a line, with the tallest figure at the top and the smallest at the bottom. They are all facing different directions, with their heads slightly tilted to the side. The figure on the left is standing on its hind legs, while the figure in the middle is sitting on its front legs, with its arms stretched out in front of it. The other three figures are standing on their hind legs and their heads are tilted upwards, as if they are looking up at something in the distance.
- The sculpture is likely from an ancient Egyptian or Mesopotamian temple or temple complex.