The image is a photograph of a stone sculpture on display in a museum. The sculpture is a square-shaped piece of stone with a face carved into it. The face appears to be of a man's head, with a prominent nose and a small mouth. The man's eyes are closed, and his mouth is slightly open, as if he is deep in thought. The stone is weathered and has a rough texture, with some areas of the face appearing rough and uneven. There is a label on the bottom right corner of the sculpture that reads "Quartzite face of a king, possibly Sesquicentennial III, presented by Guy Brunton, 1876-1876, Sculpture, XII Dynasty." The sculpture appears to have been made of a light-colored stone, possibly stone or stone, and is displayed on a white pedestal.