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XEE4150923 On the eve of the Battle of Borodino, 7 September 1812: Napoleon before the portrait of the King of Rome - The portrait of the King of Rome Napoleon II brings to Napoleon I the eve of the Battle of the Moskova (Battle of Borodino), 1812 - in " History of the Empire following the history of the Consulate" by Adolphe Priviers - 1879 - collection ee by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: On the eve of the Battle of Borodino, 7 September 1812: Napoleon before the portrait of the King of Rome - The portrait of the King of Rome Napoleon II brings to Napoleon I the eve of the Battle of the Moskova (Battle of Borodino), 1812 - in " History of the Empire following the history of the Consulate" by Adolphe Priviers - 1879 - collection ee); French, out of copyright
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On the eve of the Battle of Borodino, 7 September 1812: Napoleon finds solace and strength in the portrait of his beloved son, the King of Rome. In this poignant moment captured by a French School artist from the 19th century, we witness Napoleon I standing before a grand painting that depicts his heir. As he prepares to lead his army into one of history's most significant battles against Russia, Napoleon seeks comfort and inspiration from this image. The portrait serves as a reminder of his legacy and the future he envisions for France under his dynasty. The intensity in Napoleon's gaze reveals both determination and vulnerability. He contemplates not only victory on the battlefield but also what is at stake for himself and his family. The weight of leadership rests heavily upon him as he confronts the challenges ahead. This engraving, featured in Adolphe Priviers' "History of the Empire following the history of Consulate" captures a pivotal moment in Napoleonic history. It offers us a glimpse into Napoleon's complex character - an ambitious conqueror driven by love for his son and desire to secure their dynasty's place in history. Through this artwork, we are reminded that even great leaders find solace in personal connections during times of immense pressure. It humanizes Napoleon Bonaparte while highlighting both his military prowess and emotional depth.
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