A tall crooked hut with a steep roof and smoking chimney stands on two enormous scaled bird legs with clawed feet, drawn entirely in fine grey line work.
It is densely detailed — every shingle, plank and window frame — with no colour and no text.
The walking hut on chicken legs comes from Slavic folklore, and this is the restrained version of it: an engraving rather than an illustration, with nothing labelled.
For folklore readers, for October, and for anyone who wants the story without the caption.
