A frog in a monk’s habit, hood up, holding an open book in both webbed hands.
The robe is a worn ochre brown with a small cross at the hem, the book bound in red. It is illustrated with real care — the frog is reading, not posing, and is clearly partway down the page.
There is no caption and no pun. It belongs to the same tradition as marginalia in a medieval manuscript, where the scribes drew animals doing human jobs for their own amusement. For anyone who likes frogs, quiet illustration, or the idea of a very small and very serious order.
