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This could be caused by a couple of reasons:
Compatibility mode: IE has different rendering modes that can affect how the page looks. If the page is displayed in compatibility mode, it can cause issues with absolute positioning. To fix this, make sure the HTML and CSS are up to date and do not rely on older coding practices.
Z-index: The absolute positioned image may appear behind other elements on the page due to a lower z-index. To fix this, try increasing the z-index of the image or decreasing the z-index of the element it is within.
Width and height: The absolute positioned image may be set to non-zero width and height values that are larger than the containing element, causing it to overflow and not appear. To fix this, make sure the image width and height values are smaller than the containing element.