Bonaparte Napoleon Collection

The Corsican Spider in His Web!, July 12, 1808. July 12, 1808
The Corsican Spider in His Web!, July 12, 1808

Napoleon I Bonaparte (1769-1821), Emperor of France, late 18th-early 19th century

The Storming of Leipzig, 1818. Creator: Per Krafft the Younger
The Storming of Leipzig, 1818. Scene from the Napoleonic Wars

AI IMAGE - A portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, early 19th century, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - A portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, early 19th century, (2023). Napoleon I (1769-1821), French military commander and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution

Napoleon I, 1769-1821, Emperor of France, c1798. Creator: Anon
Napoleon I, 1769-1821, Emperor of France, c1798. Additional Info: This portrait of Napoleon in his general's uniform is from 1803, the year before he declared himself emperor

Replacing the Statue of Napoleon I. on the Vendome Column, Paris, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Replacing the Statue of Napoleon I. on the Vendome Column, Paris, 1876. The original column was started in 1806 at Napoleon's direction and completed in 1810

Cartoon from Puck, between 1880 and 1889. Creators: Joseph Keppler, Bernhard Gillam
Cartoon from Puck, between 1880 and 1889

Napoleon the Great, 1808. Creator: Auguste Gaspard Louis Desnoyers
Napoleon the Great, 1808

Emperor Napoleon I and his staff on horseback, 1810-1850. Creator: Emile Jean-Horace Vernet
Emperor Napoleon I and his staff on horseback, 1810-1850

Longwood, Napoleon's Residence, St. Helena, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Longwood, Napoleon's Residence, St. Helena, 1858. View of...Longwood House, the residence of Napoleon during his captivity...St

Portrait of Emperor Napoleon I, c.1805-c.1815. Creator: Workshop of François Gérard
Portrait of Emperor Napoleon I, c.1805-c.1815. Other Title(s): Emperor Napoleon I in Coronation Robes, 2 December 1804

The Generals Napoleon and Berthier, 1801. Creator: Juriaan Andriessen
The Generals Napoleon and Berthier, 1801

Napoleon with his Staff, 1840-1850. Creator: Charles Rochussen
Napoleon with his Staff, 1840-1850

Cartoon on the retreat of Napoleon from Russia, 1812-1814. Creator: Jacob Smies
Cartoon on the retreat of Napoleon from Russia, 1812-1814. On the right is Napoleon with a stocking on his head and followed by creepy-crawlies

Cartoon on the Tiercering of 1810, 1810-1812. Creator: Jacob Smies
Cartoon on the Tiercering of 1810, 1810-1812. Two men in wigs throw bags of money into a well marked La France, flanked by soldiers and a hussaar on a rocking horse

Clash of the Dutch and British Fleets during the Passage of the Dutch Flotilla to Boulogne (1804), 1806

Cartoon of Napoleon: Klaas Bonaparte in his study on the island of Elba, 1814, 1814. Creator: Wijnand Esser
Cartoon of Napoleon: Klaas Bonaparte in his study on the island of Elba, 1814, 1814

The Return to France, 1841. Creator: François-Joseph-Aimé de Lemud
The Return to France, 1841

Sketch for the Denon pavilion at the Louvre: the four artistic ages of France... c.1864
Sketch for the Denon pavilion at the Louvre: the four artistic ages of France - presenting the plans to Napoleon, c.1864

Le cortège impérial se rendant à Notre-Dame pour la cérémonie du sacre, le 2 décembre 1804... 1805
Le cortege imperial se rendant a Notre-Dame pour la ceremonie du sacre, le 2 decembre 1804 ; la traversee du Pont-Neuf, 1805. T

Bonaparte Reviewing the Consular Guard (La Revue du Quintidi). Creator: Charles Turner
Bonaparte Reviewing the Consular Guard (La Revue du Quintidi)

Esquisse pour l'Hôtel de Ville de Paris : Apothéose de Napoléon Ier, end of 1853
Esquisse pour l'Hotel de Ville de Paris : Apotheose de Napoleon Ier, end of 1853. Apotheosis of Napoleon I: Fame crowns Napoleon I

A Frontispiece to the New Red Book, published June 13, 1816. Creator: William Heath
A Frontispiece to the New Red Book, published June 13, 1816. John Bull: Well you have got it all, Pray what do you all do for it'; Napoleon

A Visit to the Island of St. Helena; "Longwood, " The House where Napoleon Died, 1890. Creator: Unknown
A Visit to the Island of St. Helena; "Longwood, " The House where Napoleon Died, 1890. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 42. July to December, 1890

The square and fountain of Chatelet, 1810. Creator: Etienne Bouhot
The square and fountain of Chatelet, 1810

The emperor visiting the hall of wines and brandy. (Paris wine hall), 1811. Creator: Etienne Bouhot
The emperor visiting the hall of wines and brandy. (Paris wine hall), 1811

Portrait de Mademoiselle Duchesnois (1777-1835), sociétaire de la Comédie... between 1805 and 1837
Portrait de Mademoiselle Duchesnois (1777-1835), societaire de la Comedie-Francaise, dans le role de Didon, between 1805 and 1837

Le Desire of France. Portrait of Louis XVIII and hidden portrait of Napoleon, c1815. Creator: Unknown
Le Desire of France. Portrait of Louis XVIII and hidden portrait of Napoleon, c1815

Arrival of Napoleon's ashes on the Esplanade des Invalides, December 15, 1840. Creator: Unknown
Arrival of Napoleon's ashes on the Esplanade des Invalides, December 15, 1840

La Victoire et la Paix, 1807. Creator: Pierre-Paul Prud'hon
La Victoire et la Paix, 1807

Landing of Napoleon I ashes in Courbevoie, December 15, 1840. Creator: Unknown
Landing of Napoleon I ashes in Courbevoie, December 15, 1840

Apotheosis of Napoleon. Napoleon on the rock of Saint Helena, between 1821 and 1863. Creator: Emile Jean-Horace Vernet
Apotheosis of Napoleon. Napoleon on the rock of Saint Helena, between 1821 and 1863

Portrait of Bonaparte (1769-1821), first consul, between 1799 and 1804. Creator: Piat Joseph Sauvage
Portrait of Bonaparte (1769-1821), first consul, between 1799 and 1804

Portrait of Napoleon I (1769-1821), in the uniform of a Colonel of the cavalry of the Guard, 1809

Napoleon I in the uniform of the National Guard, 1812. Creator: Jean-Baptiste Isabey
Napoleon I in the uniform of the National Guard, 1812

Portrait of an architect (framing contractor responsible on several occasions... 1812. Creator: Francois Dumont)
Portrait of an architect (framing contractor responsible on several occasions for scaffolding for the decoration of public squares on the occasion of the Emperor's coronation)

Napoleon I's wedding meal in Tuileries on April 2, 1810, c1805 — 1815. Creator: Alexandre Dufay
Napoleon I's wedding meal in Tuileries on April 2, 1810, c1805 -- 1815

Le Retour de L'Ile d'Elbe (The Return from the Isle of Elba) (Furnishing Fabric), Nantes, c. 1830. Napoleon is welcomed by adoring troops on his return from exile

Lutzen, May 2, 1813, 1831. Creator: Auguste Raffet
Lutzen, May 2, 1813, 1831

Napoleon Toby Jug, c. 1937. Creator: Eugene Shellady
Napoleon Toby Jug, c. 1937

Christmas Eve in Devonshire - the Mummers coming in, 1850. Creators: Stockdale, Smyth
Christmas Eve in Devonshire - the Mummers coming in, 1850. Rural entertainment in Devon. And then entered six or seven youths fantastically bedecked with ribbons, and gay

The New President of the Royal Academy - C. L. Eastlake, Esq. 1850. Creator: Unknown
The New President of the Royal Academy - C. L. Eastlake, Esq. 1850. Portrait of British art historian and painter Charles Lock Eastlake who has shown...his desire to reform the abuses

The Happy Effects of that Grand System of Shutting Ports Against the English!!, pub. Oct 1, 1808
The Happy Effects of that Grand System of Shutting Ports Against the English!!, published October 1, 1808

Sword of the Emperor Napoleon, at Windsor Castle, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Sword of the Emperor Napoleon, at Windsor Castle, 1850. This interesting relic of the Emperor is preserved in the magnificent collection of arms in the north corridor at Windsor Castle

Profile of Napoleon, c. 1810. Creator: Jacques-Louis David
Profile of Napoleon, c. 1810

Native Ancestors of the Siberian Cossacks Polish Prisoners in Napoleon's Army Enlisting... 1813
Native Ancestors of the Siberian Cossacks Polish Prisoners in Napoleon's Army Enlisting into the Cossacks, 1813, 19th century

Death Mask of Napoleon, modeled 1821 (cast 1833). Creators: Louis Richard, E. Quesnel
Death Mask of Napoleon, modeled 1821 (cast 1833). [Bronze cast by Louis Richard and E. Quesnel of Paris, from a mould made by Dr. C. Francesco Antommarchi, Napoleons doctor]

Napoleon's Bedchamber, in the Palace at Wurzburg, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Napoleon's Bedchamber, in the Palace at Wurzburg, 1845. The Wurzburg Residence in Germany, showing:the bed-chamber appropriated to Lord Aberdeen

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"The Corsican Spider in His Web. Unraveling the Enigma of Bonaparte Napoleon" Step into the world of one of history's most fascinating figures, Bonaparte Napoleon. On July 12, 1808, his influence was at its peak as he skillfully maneuvered through political webs. The Death Mask of Napoleon, modeled in 1821 and cast in 1833 by Louis Richard and E. Quesnel, captures the essence of this enigmatic leader. It serves as a haunting reminder of his legacy that still echoes today. Intriguingly hidden silhouettes reveal glimpses into Napoleon's personal life. A silhouette depicts him visiting his tomb amidst a vase of flowers from 1821-1900, showcasing an intimate side often overshadowed by his military exploits. An Explanation of the Arms and Supporters sheds light on the symbolism behind Napoleon's grandeur in 1808. This display showcases how he strategically used heraldry to solidify his power and authority. The Tomb of Napoleon stands as a testament to his lasting impact even after death. Created between 1821-1900, it is both majestic and somber—a final resting place for a man who forever changed Europe. A mysterious shade appears in another artwork from ca. 1831—Napoleon himself visiting his own tomb—an eerie reminder that even beyond the grave, he continues to captivate our imagination. Saule Pleureur Imperiale reveals hidden silhouettes depicting not only Napoleon but also his beloved family from 1830-50—an emotional tribute capturing their intertwined destinies during turbulent times. Even magical prints pay homage to this iconic figure; one features a devil with a concealed silhouette representing none other than Napoleon himself—a testament to both fear and fascination surrounding him during the nineteenth century.