This is a black and white photograph of a man, likely taken in 1913, as indicated by the caption. The image is stark and dramatic, with strong contrasts between light and shadow. The man is lying down, possibly in a bed or on a couch, and is partially covered by a blanket or sheet. His face is the focal point, and it is heavily marked by severe burns. His eyes are open, and his expression is one of pain and suffering. He has a thick mustache, and his skin is disfigured by the burns. His arms are visible, and they are also covered in burns. He is holding a small object in his hands, possibly a flashlight, which is casting a bright light on his face. The photograph is taken from a slightly high angle, and the background is dark and indistinct. The overall impression is one of tragedy and devastation.