The image displays a framed artwork, likely a painting or print, depicting a pride of lions resting within a savanna environment

The image displays a framed artwork, likely a painting or print, depicting a pride of lions resting within a savanna environment. The scene is consistent with landscapes found in Nairobi National Park, located within Nairobi, Kenya. The artwork features five lions. In the left foreground, a large adult male lion with a prominent, light brown mane lies on its belly, facing forward with its head slightly raised. To its right and slightly behind, an adult female lion (lioness) also rests on its belly, looking towards the viewer. Another smaller lion, possibly a cub or subadult, is curled up near the central lioness. In the mid-ground to the right, a third adult lioness is partially visible, primarily its head and upper body, also at rest. Further to the right and slightly in front, a younger, subadult lion lies on its belly, looking forward. All lions appear calm and at rest. The environment is characterized by dry, yellowish-brown grass interspersed with patches of green. Scattered dark branches are visible on the ground. The background consists of dense, dark foliage from trees or bushes, creating a shaded impression, with lighter areas indicating filtered sunlight or distant clearings. The upper portion of the artwork shows a textured, possibly cracked surface, with hints of blue and green. The artist's signature, "MUNGAYA," is visible in the bottom right corner of the painting. The frame is simple and dark.