The image is an advertisement for Autriche et Espagne, a French wine brand. The advertisement features a colorful illustration of a man on a horse, wearing a red robe and a red hat, with a castle in the background. The man is sitting on the horse's back and is holding a sword in his right hand. The horse is black with a red mane and tail, and it is galloping forward.

On the left side of the image, there is a red and gold emblem with a coat of arms on top, which appears to be a shield with a lion's head and a crown. Below the emblem, there are two smaller illustrations of a castle and a banner with the text "Ordre de la Coisson d'Or" which translates to "Order of the Coisson Dor" in English. On the right side, the text reads "Institut à Bruges, en 1429, par le Duc de Bourgogne, Philippe le Bon."

At the bottom of the advertisement, there has a label that reads "Véritable et extrait de vieille Liebig" which is French for "Extrait de Viande Liebig". The label also mentions that the wine is made in France.