This is a black and white woodcut illustration depicting an elderly woman preparing fish. She is shown from the waist up, wearing a cap and an apron. Her face is wrinkled, suggesting age, and she has a prominent nose. She is holding a knife in one hand and a fork in the other, seemingly cleaning or preparing a large fish. The fish is quite large and appears to be lying in a wooden trough or container. Several other fish are also visible within the container, suggesting a plentiful catch. The woman is working over a small bowl, likely to collect the fish's innards or scraps. The background shows a simple interior with a window and wooden walls. There are some hanging utensils or tools on the wall near the window. The style of the illustration is characteristic of early woodcuts, with bold lines and limited shading. The overall impression is one of a domestic scene, likely related to food preparation or cooking.