Artistic depiction of Heinkel He 177 Greif in flight, painted in a realistic style. The bomber has a slender fuselage with a glass nose, where the bombardier would sit, and it features a multi-panelled greenhouse-style cockpit canopy. It's painted in a grey camouflage pattern with white undersides, typical of german WWII aircraft liveries. On the fuselage, there are visible insignia and alphanumeric codes identifying the plane's unit. The aircraft has two engines, one on each wing, a heavy bomber designed for long-range missions. The propellers on the engines are in motion, the plane is in mid-flight. Additionally, there are guided bombs being released from the underside of the wings, trailing small white smoke streams, indicating rocker propulsion. In the background, another similar aircraft can be seen further away, reinforcing the scenario of a formation of bombers on a mission. The sky is a dramatic mix of blues and purples, with clouds scattered throughout, contributing to the dynamic and intense atmosphere of the scene.