The image is a photograph of a plaque on a brick wall. The plaque is titled "The landscapes depicted in the reliefs from the Sun Temple of Ni-user-Ré in Abu Gurob correspond to the landscapes of the temples of Karnak, Edfu, Philae and Abu Simbel on the east wall of the room. The animals of the desert - some of them in the moment of giving birth - the fish in the Nile, the birds taking flight and soaring up into the sky, and the people going about their daily work, building boats and tending their crops, all join together to depict a figurative hymn praising the creative powers of God. The very shallow reliefs preserved in their original colours belong to a sequence of pictures which depict the seasons in a series of typical scenes. Also featuring hieroglyphs, these bas-reliefs form an exceedingly accurate compendium of the ancient Egyptian animal kingdom."