The image is a text-based slide with a title that reads "2. The horse was colourful... Paint residues that give an impression of the original appearance remained preserved on the plaster surface. The torso was shiny red - traces of this colour are preserved in protected places, as I.e. between the legs. Depressions in the saddle show a blue, dark red tail contrasted against the bright blue background, a few traces of which are still visible on the front hoof. The colour was applied in a traditional technique in two layers. Upon a black ground meant to enhance opacity and luminescence, followed a layer of finely ground, costly blue pigment, presumably lapis lazuli. The green and sheet gold applications described by E. Herzfeld are no longer preserved."