This is a black and white woodcut illustration from a historical text. It depicts a person dressed in elaborate, possibly ceremonial, clothing. The figure is standing on what appears to be a small mound or platform, with some sparse grass and reeds around it. The person is wearing a long, flowing robe or coat with a heavily textured, fur-like pattern. The sleeves are wide and flowing. They are also wearing a distinctive headpiece that resembles a helmet or crown, adorned with feathers or plumes. The figure is holding a staff or scepter in their right hand. The style of the illustration is characteristic of early woodcuts, with bold lines and a somewhat crude, but expressive, quality. The background is plain, and the focus is entirely on the figure and their attire. Below the illustration is a block of text in an old-style font, likely French, with several lines of writing. The text appears to be a caption or description related to the image. The overall impression is that this is a historical depiction of a person from a different culture, possibly a native or indigenous individual, dressed in ceremonial attire.