This is a detailed black and white engraving depicting a water-lifting mechanism. The image is divided into two main sections: an above-ground view and a cross-section view of a well. **Above-Ground View:** A large, circular water wheel dominates the upper portion. It's constructed with wooden planks and supported by a framework. A man is positioned to the right, operating the wheel by pushing on its spokes. A rope extends from the wheel, descending into the well. A small structure with a spout is positioned near the wheel, likely for collecting the water. **Well Cross-Section:** The lower portion shows a cross-section of a deep well. A bucket is suspended within the well, connected to the rope operated by the water wheel. The well is lined with stone blocks. **Surrounding Elements:** The well is surrounded by vegetation, including plants and a small tree. A stone structure with a small plant growing on it is visible to the right of the well. The image is framed by an ornate border with floral and geometric patterns. The title 'FIGURE LXI' is written at the top. The style of the engraving suggests it is a historical illustration, possibly from a book on engineering or water management.