An illustrated scene shows a tree with ripe grapes nearby a seated wolf; above, the word 'Die Brunne,' and beneath, the words 'Low Hanging Fruit,' alluding to easy accessibility of the fruits.
The image is a detailed black and white illustration, reminiscent of medieval woodcuts. It features a tree with a large bunch of grapes hanging from its branches. The tree is surrounded by foliage and grass. To the right of the tree, there is a wolf sitting, looking at the grapes. Above the tree, there is a text that reads 'die brunne', and below the tree, there is a caption that says 'Low hanging fruit.' The overall scene seems to be a play on the phrase 'low hanging fruit', suggesting that the grapes are easily accessible and therefore a 'low hanging fruit' for the wolf to eat.