This is a black and white engraving depicting a scene of people playing a game resembling tennis or racquetball. The scene takes place outdoors, with a building in the background featuring several windows and onlookers. **Main Action:** Four figures are actively engaged in the game. Two players are in the foreground, mid-swing with their rackets, attempting to hit a ball. Two other figures are further back, also swinging their rackets. Several balls are shown in mid-air, tracing the paths of the game. **Setting:** The game is played on a grassy area. A tree is visible on the left side of the image. A bench is positioned on the left and right sides, with figures seated on them, observing the game. The building in the background has multiple windows, and people are looking out from them, watching the game. **Figures:** The players are dressed in clothing typical of the period, including breeches, stockings, and hats. The figures on the benches are also similarly dressed. **Text:** Below the image, there is text in Latin and German. The Latin text reads “Quando pila et sphaera flectuntur corporis artus. Corpus erit levius, pectus erit levius.” The German text reads “So oft ich thue den Ballen schlagen / Erfrisch ich mir hertz tragen vnd magm.” The style of the engraving is detailed and intricate, with fine lines used to create shading and texture. The overall impression is one of a lively and energetic scene from a historical period.