The image shows three ancient Egyptian head sculptures displayed on a white pedestal. The sculptures are made of stone and are arranged in a row on a glass display case. Each sculpture is a different size and shape, with the largest one in the center and two smaller ones on either side.

The first sculpture on the left is of a woman's head, with her eyes closed and her head tilted slightly to the side. She has a small bowl in front of her, which appears to be made of clay or stone. The second sculpture in the middle is of an older woman's face, with a large headdress on her head. The third sculpture is in the shape of a man's head and is made of a similar material, possibly stone or pottery. All three sculptures have a smooth, polished finish and appear to be in good condition. The background of the display case is blurred, but it seems to be a museum or gallery with other artifacts visible.