Napoleon - An Intimate Portrait


Cushion used at coronation of Napolon

Cushion used at coronation of Napolon

- 1804

Many of the objects used in the coronation displayed Napolons personal emblem, the bee. The symbol provided continuity with the ancient sovereign King Childeric I (father of Clovis, 5th Century King of the Franks) whose tomb, when discovered in 1653, revealed he had been buried with hundreds of inlaid golden bees.

Historical Provenance - Collection of Augustin Franois Andr Picot, the Emperors embroiderer

Silk velvet, gold thread and embroidered braid



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$2344.21



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$1917.99



"LA MARSEILLAISE à SAÏGON" original poster surrounded Litho 1950 BRENET 82x64cm

$1598.33



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$1598.33



"LA MARSEILLAISE" original poster entoilée Jacques CARLU 1918 (ROUGET DE L'ISLE) 

$1278.66



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$1278.66



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A Traveling Exhibition from Russell Etling Company (c) 2011