The colossal Ozymandias, with the prompt based on the poem.

A colossal, shattered stone visage and two trunkless legs of stone stand half-sunk in the boundless, bare desert sands, with a pedestal displaying the inscription "My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!". A lone traveller stands in the distance. The scene is rendered in a dramatic, epic classical sculpture style, with chiaroscuro lighting accentuating the decay and ruin, evoking the raw power and forgotten grandeur as envisioned by artists like John Martin and Gustave Doré.