This is a black and white etching depicting a dramatic and unsettling scene. A woman, dressed in a long, flowing gown, is suspended in the air, seemingly carried aloft by a group of men who are tumbling and struggling beneath her. The woman is the focal point, her body arched and arms outstretched. She wears a voluminous dress with a detailed bodice and a long, trailing skirt. Her head is adorned with a large, elaborate headpiece or hat, possibly feathered or furred. Her expression is difficult to discern, but she appears to be either in ecstasy or distress. Beneath her, a chaotic pile of men are falling and twisting. Their faces are contorted in expressions of fear, pain, and desperation. They are dressed in various garments, some appearing to be military uniforms, and their bodies are intertwined in a tangled mass. The composition emphasizes the imbalance and instability of the scene, with the woman seemingly weightless and the men struggling against gravity. The background is a hazy sky with faint clouds, suggesting a sense of vastness and uncertainty. The overall style is expressive and dramatic, with strong contrasts between light and shadow. The etching is titled 'Volaverunt' at the bottom, which translates to 'They have flown' in Latin. The image evokes themes of power, control, and the consequences of ambition or folly. It is a striking and unsettling work that invites interpretation and reflection.