What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

Behold a drawing most whimsical and strange to thine eyes! It shows two figures, crafted in a way that might remind thee of skeletons, yet with a flesh not of this world—smooth and lacking detail, like unto the dolls or puppets used in plays. These figures appear to be ensnared in some manner of jest or folly.The taller figure on the left doth touch its own bald head with one hand, looking perplexed or troubled, and its belly button is curiously accentuated. It stands beside curious garments strewn hither and yon upon the ground—a small hat, a hanger, a jacket, and a garment that might resemble a trouser leg. Yea, even a sock and a singular glove complete the array of wardrobe oddly scattered below.The other being, shorter in stature, holds what looks to be a slice of food marked with small triangles, perhaps it is meant to be a playful representation of bread or cake, making it point towards the cheek of its own visage. This creature is jolly and mocks the larger one''s distress.In the background lurketh a fantastical machine or creature with many legs and eyes, like unto the wagon of a chariot inverted, but far more eerie and unsettling in aspect.I tell thee, this artwork is surely meant to amuse and perplex, a fanciful conjuring of an artist’s bizarre imaginings, far removed from the truthful depictions of our own age.