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August Mariette, the first director of antiquities, found the tomb in 1857, and in the following year he presented the other (southern) doorjamb of the tomb chapel to the viceroy of Egypt, who, in turn, presented it to Prince Napoleon of France. From...

In 1815, following Napoleon's defeat, most confiscated works were returned to Italy. However, the figure of the Tiber was presented to the restored Bourbon monarch Louis XVIII by Pope Pius VII, and remained in the collections of the Louvre. ...The...

Antonio Canova's renowned Venus Italica was commissioned as a replacement for the famous Medici Venus, seized by Napoleon in 1802. The Venus Italica is considered one of Canova's most intricate and complex creations, showcasing his signature...

The event, Palma alle armi (Palma at arms), brings over eight hundred actors in 17th-century attire back to the beginning of the war of the Uscocchi between Habsburg Austria and the Republic of Venice, to which Palmanova belonged until the fall of...

Throughout her service, HMS Leopard participated in the French Revolution, the Napoleonic Wars, and the War of 1812. The Leopard is most renowned for her involvement in the Chesapeake-Leopard Affair. In 1812, her guns were removed, and she was...

In the 19th century, the cathedral was the site of Napoleon I's coronation. Popular interest in the cathedral blossomed soon after Victor Hugo's novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" was published in 1831. Approximately 12 million people visit...

Those on the pillars and façades represent battles and victories that are important in French history, from both the Napoleonic Wars and the French Revolution. 660 names relating to those battles can also be found engraved here, mostly of generals...

With names carefully selected from renowned captains of their day - all having made significant impacts in battles long past during the great Napoleonic Wars, each of these vessels was given its unique place among the annals of history. ...Each vessel,...

First, I'm French, so my English is not perfect, sorry about that, it's genetic since Napoleon. ================== <b>You printed it? Did you like it? Tip me a few bucks or local pesos; It'll cover my daily coffee/beer/baguette consumption...

It also mentions historical figures like Cesar and Napoleon Bonaparte, as well as cultural icons like Mozart. **Philosophical and Social Commentary** The text then delves into philosophical and social commentary, mentioning the concept of "social...

Commissioned by John Russel, 6th Duke of Bedford, from Antonio Canova, it was inspired by the sculptor's earlier work on the Three Graces for Empress Josephine, Napoleon Bonaparte's estranged wife. The Empress had recently passed away in May 1814,...

This model is a celebration of the French people, their history and culture!The Arc de Triomphe honors those who fought and died for France in the French Revolutionary and the Napoleonic Wars. The monument was designed by Jean Chalgrin in 1806 in...

It was returned after Napoleon's final defeat at Waterloo in 1815. The second removal was in 1944, during World War II, with the retreat of German soldiers, who smuggled the sculpture to Germany enveloped in mattresses in a Red Cross truck. It was...

The statue was among the artistic spoils taken to Paris under the Treaty of Tolentino in 1797 and remained there until 1815, when it was returned to Rome after Napoleon's downfall. Its hair differs from that found in more reliable Antinous-types,...

The site is an incredibly popular area, hosting visitors such as Napoleon during a brief stay in Lausanne. It was founded by Frédéric-César de la Harpe, Caesar Constant-Tissot, Theodore Rivier and Sylvius Dapples. During 1823 to 1826 the public park...

The stylish pendant-style lights add a touch of elegance to any room, reminiscent of the sophistication of the Napoleon 3 style period. Size (cm): Height - 67 cm, Width - 47 cm; Weight: 5.60 kg. Find this piece on the website www.maisonsdumonde.com...

The statue temporarily resided within the Uffizi before a "guest stay" in Palermo from 1800-1803, where it was safeguarded to avoid requisition by Napoleon. ...Finally, in 1897, the Idolino found its permanent home within the Archaeological Museum of...

It entered the Borghese collection but was acquired by Napoleon in 1807 and is now on display at the Louvre Museum. This sculpture shows Eros teasing a centaur, which has not survived on the Capitoline example. However, the base and support beneath...

General Jean Lannes, a seasoned military officer who later rose through the ranks to become marshal of France and duke of Montebello under Napoleon's command, brought it back to France as part of his collection from Egypt during the Egyptian Campaign...

It was commissioned from Antonio Canova by John Russel, 6th Duke of Bedford, who visited the sculptor in his studio in Rome in 1814, and was captivated by the group of the Three Graces which Canova had carved for the Empress Josephine, the estranged...

This exquisite marble statue was acquired by the Louvre shortly after 1807, when Napoleon I purchased the collection of Prince Camillo Borghese. It is widely regarded as the finest Roman copy of the Apollo Sauroctonus ("lizard slayer" in Greek), a...

It was obviously, if freely, based on the Apollo Belvedere, whose loss had been widely mourned in Italy ever since Napoleon's troops carted it off from the Vatican to Paris in 1797. In its frontality and majestic motion, Perseus' stance recalls the...

He earned fame for his brilliant leadership and exceptional grasp of strategy, leading to several decisive naval victories, especially during the Napoleonic Wars. Wounded multiple times in combat, he lost one arm while attempting to conquer Santa...

The state-commissioned marble was placed in the Tuileries apartments of General Valliant, Marshal of France and housekeeper to Napoleon III. However, it is clear that the marble commissioned by the government was one and the same as that sent to the...

The Venetian Republic endured for over 1100 years as an independent state until Napoleon's invasion marked its demise. Throughout ever-changing ages, the Contarini led the Venetian Republic forward, adapting to changes in trade, technology, science,...

Bosio was a favorite at court, regardless of the regime; he served as portraitist to the imperial family under Napoleon I and court sculptor under Louis XVIII, before being granted the title of baron by Charles X. Bosio was a master neoclassical...

The marble statue was acquired by the Louvre shortly after 1807, when Napoleon I purchased the collection of Prince Camillo Borghese. It is widely regarded as the finest Roman copy of the Apollo Sauroctonus, a bronze work attributed to Praxiteles in...

It adorned the prince's villa in Rome, before being acquired by Napoleon in 1807 (with the rest of the Borghese collection). The portrait was positively identified after comparison with effigies on coins: the energetic face with its somber expression...

A striking innovation documented within the edition - the Hundred Tiger rocket launcher with 320 projectiles fired accurately thanks to its robust framework of wooden components; alongside this was documented portable launch equipment like an...

I have created some pantile roof designs that should see extensive use with my Peninsular War Napoleonics. These designs are not perfect but I believe they work effectively. The sizes match a model I am currently building; if design is not your...