This is a medieval illustration of a narwhal being speared. The narwhal is depicted with a long, spiraled tusk extending from its head. It's shown partially submerged in water, with its body a light gray color and textured with short, curved lines to suggest scales or skin. A spear is piercing the narwhal's body, and a feathered arrow is visible near the spear. The background is a solid gold color. The image is framed by a decorative border consisting of a blue and red pattern. The style is characteristic of illuminated manuscripts, with flat colors and simplified forms.