#napoleon I

[michel-feuilly]

Comission for @hikari9001

[crazy-meringue]

AAAAAAWWUUUWWW

[barbossas-wench]

Napoleon after being betrayed by Alexander I

[lilysfroggies]

Anniversary of Napoleon Bonaparte’s Death

Rest in Peace 💐

[illustratus]

Napoleon accepts the surrender of an Austrian army under General Mack on 20 October 1805 (detail)

by René Théodore Berthon

[berubara-4-ham]

Napoleonic era sketch dump

My obsession with that era is getting worse (positively)

[dreamconsumer]

Napoleon and Josephine.

[tiny-librarian]

Miniature of Napoleon, Marie Louise of Austria, and their son Napoleon II.

[napoleondidthat]

This Josephine looks to be a moody one.

[royalty-nobility]

Josephine Signing the Act of Her Divorce

Artist: Edward Matthew Ward (British, 1816-879)

Date: 1853

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

Description

The Emperor Napoléon and the Empress Josephine signed the papers confirming their divorce on 16 December 1809. Josephine was unable to bear children; therefore the couple were incapable of ensuring the succession of the Bonaparte dynasty. Their divorce was thus more a matter of State than the diminishing of their mutual affection. Here, Ward focused on the noble sacrifice that Josephine in particular made for the apparent good of France. He also incorporated many symbolic references to Napoléon and has even extended this to the elaborate decoration of the picture frame.

[boneyagainsttheworld]

I've done this new video edit on Napoleon (2002 series with Christian Clavier) using the song "Hurt" by Johnny Cash, that I think is very fitting for him!

[crazy-meringue]

A wonderful portrait. I'm in love with the details of the coat

[barbossas-wench]

I thinking about this illustration I saw on Pinterest lately

This depicts Napoleon was gardening during his exile on St Helena

It reminds me of that one quote from Voltaire's Candide, the story I read for world lit class, "we should cultivate our own gardens first."

And I think it fits so well to this image

Also, someone commented under this image said that garden is a symbol of act of bringing order in chaos of neutral world

[lilysfroggies]

Happy Birthday Napoleon Bonaparte!

[illustratus]

Napoleon dismounting with an injured foot at Regensburg, aided by the Surgeon, Yvan, 23 April, 1809

by Claude Gautherot

[berubara-4-ham]

Napoleon sketch I did back in March for my Napoleon obsessed bestie's bday