This is a black and white woodcut depicting a scene of death and judgment. At the top of the image, a winged figure, likely an angel or Death itself, is wielding a scythe. The figure is surrounded by swirling clouds and appears to be descending from the heavens. Below, a chaotic mass of human figures are reaching up towards the figure with the scythe. Some of these figures are fully fleshed, while others are already skeletal, representing the transition from life to death. The composition is dynamic and dramatic, with a strong emphasis on movement and emotion. The style is reminiscent of medieval or Renaissance woodcuts, with bold lines and a focus on symbolic representation. The overall impression is one of judgment, mortality, and the inevitability of death.