The image is a vintage, monochrome drawing of a snake coiled within a circular frame. The snake is depicted with intricate patterns on its body, suggesting scales or markings. It's coiled in a complex, almost labyrinthine manner, with its head and tail visible. The snake's body is thick and sinuous, filling most of the circular space. Around the snake and within the circle, there are decorative, swirling patterns resembling vines or tendrils. These patterns add to the overall ornate and somewhat mystical feel of the drawing. Several labels (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I) are placed around the snake, likely indicating specific anatomical features or points of interest. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads 'VIBRIO TRITICI. Bauer. 21'. This suggests the drawing is a scientific illustration, possibly related to a study of a specific type of organism or structure. The paper has a slightly aged and textured appearance, adding to the vintage aesthetic.