This is a drawing of scenes illustrating acts of justice and authority. Two circular scenes are depicted, each in a classical style. On the left, there is a depiction of a book burning with books being tossed into a fire, and two figures participating in the act. The scene is labeled with the text "COMBUSTIS LIBRIS VI die Augusti MDCCLXI". On the right, another circular scene shows a figure holding a large document or proclamation, with two other figures conversing within an architectural setting, labeled "PERVERSIS TANDEM DELETIS SCHOLIS MDCCLXI". Above, there are decorative elements including an all-seeing eye, open books, and garlands. A tablet at the bottom contains an inscription in French discussing decrees and actions taken against certain educational or ideological texts, reflecting themes of censorship and authority. The artwork's intricate border and symmetrical design give it a formal and historical appearance.