Reproductie van een prent van vogels op een gebeeldhouwde cartouche, met het gedicht Mars van François Coppée, door Hector Giacomelli before 1876

This 19th-century print by Paul Dalloz depicts a scene with birds perched on a stone cartouche. The cartouche bears a poem, likely "Mars" by François Coppée. The print’s realistic depiction of the birds and the stonework highlights Dalloz's skill in capturing detail, a characteristic of his oeuvre. It likely reflects the growing popularity of bird illustrations in the late 19th century. The inclusion of a poem further emphasizes the artistic and literary sensibilities of the time.