Alvim Corrêa's Ruined Earth: War of the Worlds 1906 Belgian Edition

A desolate coastal or riverside scene rendered in nervous, scratchy pen-and-ink strokes — what appears to be a ruined or abandoned building clings to the left, its architecture crumbling and overgrown, while a vast flooded or scorched plain stretches to the horizon under a sparse, eerie sky. This is Earth in the wake of Martian devastation, the silence after the tripods: landscape as aftermath, terrain as trauma, nature reclaiming what civilization could not defend.