This is a black and white historical engraving depicting a large-scale public procession in Paris, France

This is a black and white historical engraving depicting a large-scale public procession in Paris, France. The scene is situated on the Île de la Cité, with the distinctive facade of Notre Dame Cathedral ("Eglise Notre Dame") and the Hôtel-Dieu hospital ("L'Hotel Dieu") visible in the upper left background. Hundreds of individuals, predominantly male, are shown marching in an organized formation across a wide, patterned cobblestone street or square. They are uniformly dressed in long cloaks or robes and hats, consistent with ceremonial attire of the period. The procession features several prominent objects being carried: * At the bottom center, a large, ornate, Gothic-style reliquary or shrine, labeled "Chaire de Ste Genevieve" (Chair/Shrine of Saint Genevieve), is carried on poles by at least sixteen robed figures. * Other groups of individuals carry smaller, covered biers or boxes, and one larger rectangular object resembling a framed banner or painting. * Participants also carry staffs, poles, and crosses. The background consists of numerous multi-story urban buildings, lining the procession route. Various groups within the procession are identified by French labels, such as "Msrs. les Lampans Escudrs. et Msrs. les Avocats et Procureurs du Roy au Chatelet" (Lawyers and King's Prosecutors at the Chatelet), indicating the participation of specific civic and religious bodies. The scene depicts a highly formal, structured public event.