This is a black and white woodcut illustration from an old book, likely a medieval or Renaissance text. The image depicts a centaur-like figure, a hybrid creature with the upper body of a man and the lower body of a horse. The figure is clad in full plate armor, with a helmet, breastplate, and leg armor. He is holding a long sword in his right hand, raised as if in combat, and a shield in his left. The shield is decorated with a coat of arms or heraldic symbol. The horse portion of the creature is depicted with a flowing mane and tail, and is rearing up on its hind legs. The image is covered in small star-like symbols, scattered across the body of the creature and the surrounding space. These stars add a celestial or magical quality to the illustration. Above and below the image are lines of text in an old-fashioned script, likely Latin or another medieval language. There is also an ornate initial letter at the top left corner of the page, decorated with colorful patterns and foliage. The page number 'f.3' is visible in the bottom right corner. The style of the illustration is typical of woodcuts from the period, with bold lines and a lack of shading. It is a detailed and intricate image, likely intended to accompany a mythological or historical text.