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Buonaparte and the Empress Escaping from the fire at the Austrian Ambassadors Ball (engraving)
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Buonaparte and the Empress Escaping from the fire at the Austrian Ambassadors Ball (engraving)
654683 Buonaparte and the Empress Escaping from the fire at the Austrian Ambassadors Ball (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Buonaparte and the Empress Escaping from the fire at the Austrian Ambassadors Ball. Illustration from John Cassells Illustrated History of England (W Kent, 1857/1858). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn; English, out of copyright
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This engraving titled "Buonaparte and the Empress Escaping from the fire at the Austrian Ambassadors Ball" takes us back to a dramatic moment in history. Created by an English School artist in the 19th century, this print captures a scene of chaos and danger. The image depicts Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife, Empress Josephine, desperately fleeing from a raging fire that has engulfed the Austrian Ambassadors Ball. The intensity of their expressions conveys both fear and determination as they navigate through the smoke-filled room. The historical context behind this event adds further intrigue. It is said that during a diplomatic gathering in Austria, an accidental fire broke out, threatening the lives of all present. In this engraving, we witness Buonaparte's quick thinking and bravery as he leads his beloved empress to safety amidst panic and confusion. This artwork was originally featured in John Cassells Illustrated History of England published by W Kent in 1857/1858. Thanks to digital restoration techniques, we can now appreciate its intricate details with clarity. As we gaze upon this powerful image, it serves as a reminder of how even great leaders like Napoleon faced moments of vulnerability. It also highlights humanity's resilience when faced with adversity—a timeless theme that resonates across generations.
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