This is a sepia-toned drawing on aged paper. The drawing depicts a surreal scene with celestial bodies and human figures. On the left side, a woman is reclining horizontally. She has a full head of curly hair and appears to be extending her arm towards a crescent moon, which is positioned above her. The moon has a face with a simple expression. To the right of the woman is a man with a prominent nose and a full beard. He is looking up towards a sun, which is depicted with a face and radiating lines. The sun is positioned above and to the right of the man. The drawing is done in a sketchy, expressive style with visible pen strokes. The paper has a worn, aged appearance with some staining and discoloration. Below the drawing, there is handwritten text that reads: "Out of man sprang the sun, from woman the moon" followed by the number "88."