This image captures a section of a printed document, likely a flag chart, observed in Schiltigheim, France

This image captures a section of a printed document, likely a flag chart, observed in Schiltigheim, France. The document features national flags with their names in French against an off-white background. Six flags are visible, organized in three rows of two. At the top left, the flag of Belarus, characterized by a red horizontal stripe over a green stripe, with a vertical white stripe containing a traditional red ornamental pattern along the hoist, is labeled "BIÉLORUSSIE". To its right, the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina, consisting of a blue field with a yellow triangle extending from the hoist to the fly, bordered by a line of nine white five-pointed stars (seven full, two partial), is labeled "BOSNIE-HERZÉGOVINE". In the middle row, on the left, the flag of France, a vertical tricolor of blue, white, and red stripes, is labeled "FRANCE". To its right, the flag of Georgia, a white field with a large red St. George's cross extending to the edges and four smaller red Bolnisi crosses in each quadrant, is labeled "GÉORGIE". Partially visible at the bottom left is the flag of Italy, a vertical tricolor of green, white, and red stripes, with the label "ITALIE" mostly visible. Partially visible at the bottom right is the flag of Latvia, composed of two horizontal maroon stripes separated by a thinner white horizontal stripe, with the label "LETTONIE" mostly visible. The document surface appears slightly textured, with minor speckles or dust visible. No individuals, actions, or direct interactions are depicted within the image frame.