The image shows two ancient Egyptian sculptures on display in a museum. The sculptures are made of stone and are displayed on a white pedestal. The sculpture on the left is a bust of a woman's head, while the one on the right is a head of a man's head. Both sculptures are facing the same direction and appear to be made of a similar material.

On the pedestal, there is a small plaque with text that reads "Unvollender Kopf der Kija (Kija) und Modellkopf-König (Königs) und Moderne Königs" which translates to "The head of the King of the Queen" in English. The plaque also mentions that the sculptures were made in the late 19th or early 20th century. The background of the image is blurred, but it appears to be a glass case with other artifacts visible.