Thutmose I, the pharaoh of ancient Egypt, is depicted in regal splendor. He stands tall and commanding, wearing the traditional Nemes headdress with its distinctive striped pattern and the double crown symbolizing his rule over Upper and Lower Egypt. His attire includes a finely pleated kilt and a royal apron adorned with gold and intricate patterns. Around his neck is a broad collar necklace, and his arms are adorned with gold bracelets. He holds the crook and flail, symbols of kingship and authority. The backdrop features towering columns and intricately carved walls with hieroglyphs and scenes of his military victories and divine offerings. The overall atmosphere is one of power, reverence, and divine legitimacy. Realistic image, --ar 16:9