This image portrays the concept of the Four Horsemen, which is often associated with the Book of Revelation. Four figures are depicted riding horses, each horse and rider appearing to symbolize different themes. From left to right: the first horse is white, and its rider holds what looks like a bow, typically representing Conquest. The second horse is red, suggesting War, and its rider wields a sword. The third horse, black, carries a rider with a pair of scales, signifying Famine. The last horse is pale or ashen, and its rider, Death, is followed by Hell.

They are depicted galloping above a chaotic landscape that looks to be ravaged by conflict and destruction, with ruins, fire, and skulls visible below them. The dramatic sky, the dynamic poses of the horsemen, and the overall atmosphere of turmoil convey a sense of apocalyptic foreboding.