This is a vintage celestial map depicting the constellation Taurus, the bull. The bull is illustrated in a dynamic pose, appearing to charge forward with its head lowered and hooves raised. It's rendered in a dark, almost charcoal-like shade, with highlights suggesting muscle definition. The bull is surrounded by numerous stars of varying sizes, represented by circular dots. These stars are connected by faint lines, forming the constellation's shape. Around Taurus are other constellations: Auriga (the charioteer) is above and to the left, Aries (the ram) is to the right, and Eridanus (the river) is below. Perseus is visible in the upper right corner. Each star is labeled with Greek letters (alpha, beta, gamma, etc.) and names like Aldebaran, Menkar, and Bellatrix. The map has a decorative border and includes a plate number 'Pl.17' in the upper right corner. The overall style is reminiscent of 18th or 19th-century astronomical illustrations, with a focus on detail and accuracy.