This is a black and white woodcut-style illustration depicting a landscape divided into two distinct sections: a city skyline above and a celestial scene below, separated by a wavy line representing a river or body of water. The upper portion shows a city with various buildings, including towers and a church with a prominent steeple. The buildings are depicted in a simplified, almost blocky style, typical of woodcut illustrations. The skyline is somewhat crowded, suggesting a bustling urban environment. The lower portion features a celestial scene with a large, anthropomorphic moon on the left and a similarly styled sun on the right. Both the moon and sun have human faces with eyes and noses. Scattered around them are numerous five-pointed stars. The background of this section is filled with diagonal lines, possibly representing a night sky or a cosmic field. The overall style is reminiscent of medieval or early Renaissance woodcuts, with bold lines and a lack of shading. The composition is symmetrical, with the city skyline mirroring the celestial scene in terms of width. The image evokes a sense of duality, representing the contrast between day and night, or perhaps the earthly and the divine.