Bas-relief painted decoration on the entrance door of the tomb of Ramses V, created between 1835 and 1845. The scene features a sun with a ram's head at the center of a disk. Flanking the sun are a large scarab, symbolizing successive rebirths, and two goddesses Nephthys to the right (the east) and Isis to the left (the west), marking the extreme points of the sun's journey in the upper hemisphere. A kneeling king is shown in adoration on either side of the disk