A framed, illuminated historical artwork titled "THE NILE ABOVE KHARTOUM," a lithograph by Sir Samuel Baker dated 1868, hangs on a light brown wall

A framed, illuminated historical artwork titled "THE NILE ABOVE KHARTOUM," a lithograph by Sir Samuel Baker dated 1868, hangs on a light brown wall. The artwork depicts a river scene in a tropical environment. Within the lithograph, two long, narrow boats (canoes) navigate a calm, green waterway dotted with aquatic vegetation. The left boat contains at least four dark-skinned individuals, three of whom are actively paddling or poling. The right boat carries a light-skinned male figure standing, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, and aiming a long rifle forward. In front of him, another dark-skinned individual is bent over. A third dark-skinned individual is seated under a canopy at the stern of the right boat. The riverbanks are densely forested with palm trees and other tropical foliage. A light blue sky with scattered clouds and birds flying overhead completes the background. The scene suggests an expedition or hunting activity. The artwork is encased in a gold-colored metallic frame, which surrounds a dark green inner mat and a light beige outer mat. Directly above the frame, a dual-bar LED picture light illuminates the artwork, causing reflections on the glass. Below the framed artwork, a dark wooden decorative trim runs horizontally along the wall. The specific location within the city of Nairobi, Kenya, where this image was captured is not discernible from the visual information provided.