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In picturesChâlons Camp: Imperial pavillon -
In picturesChâlons Camp: General de Béville and his sonLepic Album
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In picturesChâlons Camp: Colonel Lepic and Lieutenant-Colonel de Toulongeon -
In picturesLe DessinTrumeau du salon de l'Hôtel de Mondragon où fut célébré le mariage de Bonaparte et de Joséphine.Cet hôtel construit par Etienne Bourgeois de Boynes vers 1721 fut saisi à l'émigration de sonpropriétaire, le marquis de Mondragon, mis à l'adjucation sans résultat et finalement loué à la municipalitédu 2e arrondissement qui l'occupa de 1793 à 1833. […]
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In picturesEmpress Eugénie’s visit to the hospital in Amiens. -
In picturesSabre of National Merit of General LefèvreOffered by the executive of the Directory to General Lefèvre. The scabbard has on the front the inscription “Le Directoire exécutif au général Lefèvre” (“From the executive of the Directory to General Lefèvre”)and on the back “Manufacture de Versailles, Boutet Directeur-artiste” (“Made in Versailles, by Boutet,artist director”).
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In picturesThe Consular Guard at MarengoNominated commander of the Garde des Consuls in April 1800, Lannes led the avant-garde of the Armée de Réserve into combat during the Italian Campaign of 1800. Following image Previous image
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In picturesChâlons Camp: the artillery of the Imperial Guard.Lepic Album
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In picturesThe Empress Josephine, head studyStudy for the painting 'The Empress Josephine in the park at Malmaison'H. 0.42; L. 0.265m (leaf, irregular borders)H. 0.322; L. 0.248 (central part)
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In picturesDecorative Frieze from the salon in Josephine’s house in rue Chantereine (2)Decorative Frieze from the salon in Josephine's house in rue Chantereine (2)Frieze from the Hôtel Bonaparte, 6, rue Chantereine, where Napoleon and Josephine lived from 1796 to 1799. This frieze was taken down and moved to 61, rue Saint-Lazare when the Hôtel was demolished in 1867; and taken down again and moved to Hôtel du […]