This is a vintage-style woodcut illustration depicting a person seemingly being lifted towards a large, ornate moon. The style is reminiscent of 19th-century illustrations, with a lot of fine line work and shading. The central figure is a person, viewed from the back, with their arms wrapped around their knees, as if in a fetal position. They are suspended in the air, seemingly being drawn upwards towards the moon. The person's clothing appears to be flowing and draped, suggesting movement. The moon is large and dominates the upper portion of the image. It's not a realistic depiction; instead, it's highly decorated with swirling patterns and designs, almost like a celestial ornament. The moon is bright and stands out against the dark background. Below the person, there are clouds, rendered with a lot of texture and detail. They create a sense of depth and movement. Scattered throughout the dark sky are numerous stars, adding to the celestial atmosphere. The overall tone of the image is dreamy and fantastical. The fine line work and shading create a sense of depth and texture, while the ornate moon and the person's posture suggest a sense of wonder and mystery. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads "Une colique lunaire. (Page 140.)", which translates to "Lunar colic. (Page 140.)".