This is a black and white woodcut illustration, likely from an old book or manuscript. It depicts a muscular, nude male figure, presumably Hercules, in a dynamic pose. He is striding forward with his left leg extended and his right leg bent, as if in motion. His arms are raised and outstretched, and he appears to be holding something in his right hand, though the object is not clearly defined. His left hand is also outstretched. The figure is covered in small star-like markings, possibly representing constellations or astrological symbols. His hair is long and flowing, and he has a beard. To the left of the figure is a stylized plant with large leaves and delicate tendrils. The plant appears to be growing out of the ground and curving around the figure. Above and below the image is text in an old-fashioned font, likely Latin or another classical language. The text is dense and fills the space around the illustration. At the bottom of the image, the name 'Hercules' is written in a decorative font.