Monochrome engraving of Perseus and Andromeda. Andromeda is chained to a rock at the center of the composition and is nude but for some drapery. Below her, in the lower right corner, is a bearded man, a young boy, and a nude woman with her back to the viewer resting on a vase which is spilling water; the three of them are watching Perseus, who is flying down at the top left of the image, and stabbing the sea monster through its mouth. The monster has both a long, coiling, serpentine tail and a pair of very short wings. In the bottom right is the artist attribution.
Below the image is a caption. This reads, "Andromede fille de Cassiop̩e Reyne de d'Ethiopie fut expos̩e a un Monstre Marin, lors que Pers̩e passant par la, la delivra du danger, tua le Monstre, et en suitte l'espousa, s'en retournant chez Acrize son grand pere"
The image and the caption were engraved on different blocks, as is evident from the impression lines.
