The scene depicts a vintage steam locomotive traveling on railroad tracks through what looks like an industrial or mining area, with dirt roads and wooden buildings indicative of that era. There are two individuals dressed in period attire standing to the right side of the image, one of whom is holding a newspaper, suggesting they may be passengers on the train. The style of the image suggests it could be a photograph from that time period or a computer-generated rendering designed to look like a historical photograph.

The text visible in the poster reads “CIRCUS 1900” at the bottom, indicating that this is a depiction of a circus from that era. The name “Ringling Bros.” is also visible, which was an actual historic circus known for its elaborate performances and traveling shows during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The overall aesthetic of the image, including the attire of the individuals and the style of the locomotive and buildings, is consistent with historical records from around that time period. The poster likely serves as a visual guide to the setting and era in which the story of “Ringling Bros.” circus takes place.