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The Last Days of Napoleon, c1821, (1866), (1896)
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The Last Days of Napoleon, c1821, (1866), (1896)
The Last Days of Napoleon, c1821, (1866), (1896). A dying and disillusioned Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821), dethroned and in exile. He is shown with a map of Europe on his lap, a reference to the territory conquered by his armies. Photograph of the sculpture made in 1866 by Vincenzo Vela. From Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume IV, by William Milligan Sloane. [The Century Co. New York, 1896]
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The Last Days of Napoleon - A Dying Emperor's Disillusionment
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. This photograph print captures the essence of a historical moment - "The Last Days of Napoleon". In this poignant image, we witness the once mighty Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in his final days, stripped of power and exiled from his throne. The sculpture, created by Vincenzo Vela in 1866, beautifully portrays a frail and disillusioned Napoleon. Seated with a map of Europe on his lap, symbolizing the vast territories conquered by his armies, Napoleon appears deep in thought. His face reflects disappointment and resignation as he contemplates the empire he built now slipping away. This depiction serves as a powerful reminder that even great leaders are not immune to defeat and mortality. The print is taken from William Milligan Sloane's "Life of Napoleon Bonaparte" published in 1896. It offers us an intimate glimpse into history while capturing the emotional turmoil experienced by one of history's most influential figures. As we gaze upon this monochrome masterpiece, we can't help but feel captivated by the complexity behind this iconic man. From his rise as First Consul to becoming Emperor of France, only to be dethroned and left disillusioned - it is a testament to both human ambition and vulnerability. This photograph print serves as an artistic tribute to Napoleonic era enthusiasts who appreciate artistry intertwined with historical significance.
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