This is a folk art illustration, likely a lubok print, with a narrative scene. The style is characterized by flat, bold colors, simple lines, and a lack of perspective. The background is a pale yellow. The scene depicts a confrontation between a blue-skinned man and a figure on horseback. The man is depicted with a long white beard and hair, and is raising his hands in a gesture that could be either a blessing or a warding off. He is wearing a dark blue robe with striped patterns. To his left, a serpentine dragon with a fox-like head is coiled, seemingly being controlled or confronted by the man. The figure on horseback is dressed in a red robe and a purple headdress. The horse is orange with striped patterns and appears to be rearing up, possibly in response to the dragon. The rider is holding a spear or lance. There are stylized plants and foliage at the bottom of the image, adding to the decorative quality. Above the scene is a line of Cyrillic text, likely a title or caption. The bottom left corner has the number '№9' and the bottom right corner has the number '37'. The overall impression is one of a fantastical, folkloric tale being illustrated in a naive and charming style.