Napoleon I at Fontainebleau, 31 March, 1814

Often described as showing Napoleon at Fontainebleau after his first abdication, this icon of the imperial legend in fact shows the emperor several days before he performed that political act, indeed at the very moment where he realised that the wheel of fortune had turned. Some of the preparatory material for the painting exists, although […]

Napoléon at Fontainebleau, 31 March 1814, painted in 1840 Paul Delaroc – Brick Alley Co.

Napoleon at Fontainebleau, March 31, 1814. Museum: Musée de l'Armée, Paris. Author: Paul Hippolyte Delaroche Stock Photo - Alamy

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Painting 'Napoleon Bonaparte in Fontainebleau in 31 March 1814 after receiving the news of the arrival of the allies in Paris' (1845) by French painter Paul Delaroche on display in the Museum