depicts a woman bound to a wooden cross-like structure in a cornfield, styled as a scarecrow. The subject is a nude woman with long, wavy hair and a solemn, direct gaze, her body secured with rope to the crossbeams. She wears a straw hat with a feathered brim, and two crows perch on the structure—one on her shoulder, the other on the top beam. Her pose is static and restrained, with arms outstretched and legs bound, evoking a sense of vulnerability and sacrifice. The background features a dense field of tall corn stalks and a small farmhouse in the distance. The scene is rendered in a high-contrast, detailed reminiscent of classic horror or fantasy art. The lighting is flat and illustrative, emphasizing the starkness of the composition. The overall mood is eerie and unsettling, blending elements of rural folklore with a surreal, symbolic narrative.