The image is a framed printed page of text and illustrations

The image is a framed printed page of text and illustrations. The text is centered and titled "nefandus" in stylized, gothic script. The text is written in English and formatted in Roman numerals, with accompanying images. The image is displayed in a glass-enclosed frame on a wall, most likely in a museum or art gallery, based on the surrounding environment. The image depicts a number of illustrations and text about the nefarious. The main image is of a nude, muscular, male figure with skin rendered in a skeletal manner, positioned front and center in the frame. The image appears to be from a book or manuscript, and the style is similar to anatomical illustrations from the 16th or 17th century. Two smaller images of a stylised bird are positioned in the upper left and right corners. The text describes the nefarious, with each Roman numeral representing a different aspect of the topic. For example, I. describes things that cannot be mentioned, and II. explains the nature of evil. The page appears to be from a book or manuscript on a dark, historical subject matter. The image is located in the Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Spain at the coordinates (latitude: 41.437, longitude: 2.22).