This is a vintage black and white illustration depicting a celestial scene. A large, full moon dominates the center of the image, radiating a bright glow. In front of the moon, slightly to the left, is a textured sphere, possibly representing a planet or a large celestial body. The sphere is covered in intricate patterns and lines, giving it a detailed, almost organic appearance. The background is filled with numerous small stars, creating a starry night sky. The overall style is reminiscent of 19th-century woodcut or engraving, with fine lines and detailed shading. At the bottom of the image, there is text in French: 'C'est la faute à la lune. (Page 107.)' which translates to 'It's the fault of the moon. (Page 107.)'. The image has a slightly aged and grainy texture, typical of older prints.