The image shows a collection of six ancient Egyptian reliefs displayed on a red wall. The reliefs are rectangular in shape and appear to be made of stone or a similar material. 

The first relief on the top left shows a group of figures, including a man on a horse, a woman on a chariot, and a man holding a staff. The figures are arranged in a semi-circle, with the man on the left side of the image and the woman on the right side. The man is wearing a long robe and a hat, and the chariot is decorated with intricate patterns and designs.

In the center of the panel, there is a large relief depicting a scene from a temple or a temple complex. The scene is surrounded by trees and foliage, and there are several figures in the foreground, including men and women. The background is a dark grey color, and in the bottom right corner, there are two smaller reliefs, one with a figure of a man sitting on a throne and the other with a woman standing in front of him. The number "13" is visible in the top right corner of each panel.