Napoleon - An Intimate Portrait


Study for “The Intervention of the Sabine Women”

Study for “The Intervention of the Sabine Women”

Jacques-Louis David - c. 1794-99

David is reputed to have painted The Intervention of the Sabine Women, with its theme of love prevailing over conflict, to honor his wife who divorced him during the Revolution. He began it while he was in prison. This work reestablished his fortunes and brought him to the attention of Napoléon, who appointed David his official painter.



 Jean Antoine Houdon  (French 1741–1828)

Jean Antoine Houdon (French 1741–1828) "Cupid" Bronze Sculpture 19 century

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Antique  19 Century Jean Antoine Houdon Bronze Bust Small Kiss Sculpture Signed  picture

Antique  19 Century Jean Antoine Houdon Bronze Bust Small Kiss Sculpture Signed 

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FINE BRONZE KISSERS  AFTER HOUDON SIGNED TALL GILD & BROWN PATINA ,HEIGHT=27

FINE BRONZE KISSERS AFTER HOUDON SIGNED TALL GILD & BROWN PATINA ,HEIGHT=27"

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Cupid By Houdon Vintage Bronze Cupid Baby Angel Wings 1980 Signed Marble Base 9

Cupid By Houdon Vintage Bronze Cupid Baby Angel Wings 1980 Signed Marble Base 9"

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Cupid By Houdon Vintage Bronze Cupid Baby Angel Wings 1980 Signed Marble Base 9

Cupid By Houdon Vintage Bronze Cupid Baby Angel Wings 1980 Signed Marble Base 9"

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Cupid By Houdon Vintage Bronze Cherub Cupid Baby Angel Wings 1980 Signed Marble picture

Cupid By Houdon Vintage Bronze Cherub Cupid Baby Angel Wings 1980 Signed Marble

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