The image is a close-up of a document titled "Jean Bernard Duseigneur dit Jehan Duseigneur" which translates to "The Revolution of the Revolution of 1830" in English. The document is written in black text on a white background. The text is in French and appears to be a list of names and dates. 

The title of the document is "Salon de 1831, fondu en 1867" and it mentions that the salon was founded in Paris, France in 1868. The salon was named "Roland, nephew of Charlemagne (800-814), rendu fou par l'amour d'Angélique pour le soldat musulman" and that it is a tribute to the founder of the Muslim soldier, Roland, who died by Angelica's Love for the Muslim Soldier.

Below the title, there is a brief description of the salon's services, including "Driven Mad by Angela's Love" and "Medoro, known as Roland Furious". The description also mentions that Orlando, de neef van Karel de Grote (800 - 814), tot waanzijn gedreven door de liefde van Angelica voor de Moorse soldat Medoro, de zogeheten Orlando furioso, and "Acquisition de Napoleon III, 1868/RF 2993".

At the bottom of the image, there are two lines of text that appear to be the names of the artists and their names.