Phaeton, from "The Four Disgracers"

The print shows an aged woman with a wrinkled face and distinctive headdress, identified as the prophetess Anna. She clutches a book of scripture while looking downward with a somber expression, set against a background of craggy cliffs and a distant fortress. The artist uses dense cross-hatching and complex folds in the clothing to create a sense of physical weight and gravitas.

Anna represents the visionary tradition in Western thought, specifically the ability to perceive divine truths before they are manifest to the world. Her status as a 'praesaga' (one with foreknowledge) links her to the broader category of sibyls and seers who populate the intersections of sacred history and esoteric prophecy.