Egyptian painting features seated figure with red chair and candle-like sticks.
An indoor close up view of a centered Egyptian painting on a tan tile wall with large square shaped tiles and smaller ones along the outside of the large tiles. The Egyptian man is seated facing the right, on a handmade seat with a small curved, red backing, and a trapezoid shaped chair base with upside down rainbow arches and a checkered border on the chair. The bottom of the chair is a rectangular base with black horizontal lines, and a cement base under the chair. There is a black pole with tan candle-like sticks coming out of the top of it. The Egyptian man is hovering his left hand over the top of it with a wooden stick in his right hand slightly held up over his thigh. He is wearing head gear with a snake near the front of it, and a squared item around his neck like a necklace. He has on a white long skirt on and a stripped apron tied around him in his lap. Near the bottom of the wall is a plug in port. There is a light fixture shining on the wall and glaring off the blue tiles below the display. A brown and white checkered til flooring is slightly visible near the bottom.