This is a black and white engraving from a book, titled 'HERMES BIRD.' at the bottom. The central image depicts a fantastical tree with a bird-like creature emerging from its top. The tree's trunk is thick and textured, and its branches are adorned with what appear to be leaves or feathers. The bird-like creature has a long neck, a beak, and feathered wings. Around the base of the tree are six men, each with a different expression and attire. They are arranged in a semi-circle, seemingly supporting or tending to the tree. Above each man is a scroll with a word written on it: 'Conyng,' 'Experience,' 'Pracktike,' 'Prudent,' 'Patience,' and 'Nature,' 'Reſon,' 'Spekelative,' 'Holi lifing.' Above the tree, there is a sun and a moon, suggesting a connection to celestial bodies or cycles. The style of the engraving is detailed and intricate, typical of early modern illustrations. The image is framed by a decorative border at the bottom, and a number '213' is visible in the upper right corner.