The image is a vintage poster or advertisement for the International JAGD-AVSSTELLVING (Nationale Wien) in 1910. It features a portrait of Franz Joseph I, a German philosopher and Nobel Prize-winning author, sitting on a white horse. The background of the poster is a blue sky with a cityscape in the distance. The poster is framed by a gold border with a geometric pattern.

In the center of the image, there is a woman sitting on the horse, wearing a white dress and holding a book in her hand. She is looking off to the side with a peaceful expression on her face. The woman is holding a staff in her right hand and appears to be in a meditative pose. The horse is galloping forward, with its mane and tail flowing in the wind. The text on the poster reads "Franz Joseph I" in German, which translates to "International JAGd-Avesstellving" in English. Below the woman, there are two smaller text boxes that read "Erste-Inter-Nationale" and "Wien 1910".

The overall design is simple and elegant, with a focus on the woman and the horse.