Cambaceres Collection
Jean-Jacques-Regis de Cambaceres, the Duke of Parma from 1753 to 1824, was a prominent figure during the time of Napoleon Bonaparte
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Jean-Jacques-Regis de Cambaceres, the Duke of Parma from 1753 to 1824, was a prominent figure during the time of Napoleon Bonaparte. He played significant roles in various historical events and his influence can be seen in several artworks. One such artwork is "The Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon I and the Coronation of the Empress Josephine, " which depicts Cambaceres participating in this grand ceremony. His presence highlights his close association with Napoleon and his importance within the French Empire. Another portrayal can be found in an artist's rendition from the 1820s by Maurin. This image showcases him as a distinguished individual, reflecting his status as Duke of Parma. In Peter Aitken's painting titled "Installation of the Council of State. . December 25, 1799, " we see Cambaceres taking part in another crucial event - marking the establishment of a new government under Napoleon's rule. This demonstrates his involvement in shaping France's political landscape during this transformative period. Throughout history, many artists have captured Cambaceres' likeness, emphasizing his significance. An example is an image from 1889 that portrays him with great detail and accuracy. It also features prominently alongside Le Brun when they nominated Napoleon as Emperor. This momentous occasion solidified their support for Bonaparte and showcased their loyalty to him. Furthermore, cartoons like "The French Consular Triumverate" depict Cambaceres as one-third of a powerful ruling body during Napoleon's rise to power. These illustrations highlight how he was instrumental in governing France at that time.