This is a black and white woodcut or engraving depicting a man, likely a physician or anatomist, performing a dissection. The man is positioned on the left side of the image, facing forward with a focused expression. He has a full head of curly hair and a beard. He is wearing a patterned tunic with rolled-up sleeves. In his hands, he holds a dissected human arm, revealing muscles and tendons. He appears to be demonstrating or studying the anatomy of the arm. To the right of the man is the rest of the dissected body, partially visible. Below the dissected body and the man is a table with a book and a skull on it, suggesting a setting for anatomical study. The background features a column, adding to the classical or historical context of the image. At the bottom of the image, there is a text inscription, likely indicating the date or artist. The style of the image is detailed and precise, typical of anatomical illustrations from the Renaissance or early modern period.