Guerre Napoleoniche Collection

Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Jena, October 14, 1806
6203460 Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Jena, October 14, 1806 by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (August 15, 1769, May 5, 1821) at the Battle of Jena

Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia finds losses on Eylaus field, after the bloody battle that took place on November 8, 1807
6203458 Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia finds losses on Eylaus field, after the bloody battle that took place on November 8, 1807 by Bonamore

Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799 in Paris
6203457 Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799 in Paris by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (15 August 1769 - 5 May 1821) in 1799 in Paris

Napoleon Bonaparte in Egypt: in the battle of Chebreiss, fought on 13 July 1798
6203440 Napoleon Bonaparte in Egypt: in the battle of Chebreiss, fought on 13 July 1798 by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (15 August 1769 - 5 May 1821) in Egypt

Napoleon Bonaparte in October 1806 in Potsdam
6203447 Napoleon Bonaparte in October 1806 in Potsdam by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (15 August 1769 5 May 1821)

Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia, meets Tsar Alexander I in Tilsit, on a floating pontoon set up on the Niemen River
6203445 Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia, meets Tsar Alexander I in Tilsit, on a floating pontoon set up on the Niemen River, which at the time marked the limit of the two territories by Bonamore

Napoleon Bonaparte entered Berlin victorious after the Battle of Jena (1806)
6203444 Napoleon Bonaparte entered Berlin victorious after the Battle of Jena (1806) by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (August 15, 1769 - May 5)

Napoleon Bonapartearringa the soldiers before they set sail for the expedition to Egypt (1798)
6203441 Napoleon Bonapartearringa the soldiers before they set sail for the expedition to Egypt (1798) by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (August 15, 1769, May 5)

Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy, enters Milan among the crowd that acclaims him
6203449 Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy, enters Milan among the crowd that acclaims him by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (August 15, 1769, May 5, 1821) in Italy

Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy leads the troops to the attack by waving the tricolor on the bridge of Arcole (Verona)
6203448 Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy leads the troops to the attack by waving the tricolor on the bridge of Arcole (Verona), the scene in the following days of the French victory over the Austrians

Napoleon Bonaparte, victorious at the Battle of Ulm, on October 20, 1805, accepted from the Austrian general Karl Mack
6203446 Napoleon Bonaparte, victorious at the Battle of Ulm, on October 20, 1805, accepted from the Austrian general Karl Mack (25 August 1752, 22 December 1828) Baron of Leiberich

Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy, visits the Marengo battlefield
6203439 Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy, visits the Marengo battlefield by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (15 August 1769 - 5 May 1821) in Italy

Napoleon Bonaparte in the years when he was charged by the government to keep public order
6203450 Napoleon Bonaparte in the years when he was charged by the government to keep public order by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info)

Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy
6203461 Napoleon Bonaparte in Italy by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (15 August 1769 - 5 May 1821) in Italy

Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia
6203459 Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (August 15, 1769, May 5, 1821) in Russia

Napoleon Bonaparte
6203443 Napoleon Bonaparte by Bonamore, Antonio (1845-1907); (add.info.: Napoleon BONAPARTE (15 August 1769 5 May 1821). The First Consul leads the so-called Reserve Army through the San Bernardo

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"Napoleon Bonaparte: A Visionary Leader in the Napoleonic Wars" In the midst of the tumultuous era known as the "guerre napoleoniche, " Napoleon Bonaparte emerged as a formidable force, leaving an indelible mark on history. From his triumphs to his defeats, he shaped Europe's destiny with unwavering determination and strategic brilliance. At the Battle of Jena on October 14, 1806, Napoleon displayed his military genius by outmaneuvering Prussian forces. With unmatched tactical precision, he secured victory and solidified his dominance over continental Europe. Yet even amidst great victories, there were moments of profound loss. In Russia's desolate fields after the bloody battle of Eylau on November 8, 1807, Napoleon witnessed firsthand the devastating consequences of war. It was a stark reminder that even for a conqueror like him, victory came at an immense cost. Rewinding back to Paris in 1799, we find a young Napoleon Bonaparte seizing power through a coup d'état. His audacity and ambition propelled him into leadership positions that would shape not only France but also reverberate across borders. Venturing beyond European shores to Egypt in July 1798 brought both glory and setbacks for Napoleon. At Chebreiss battlefield, he showcased his military prowess while facing fierce opposition from local forces – an experience that tested his resolve and adaptability. Potsdam became another significant chapter in this extraordinary leader's life when he visited it in October 1806. Herein lay evidence of Napoleon's relentless pursuit of expansionism; every step taken marked another conquest achieved or territory subdued under French influence. The meeting between Tsar Alexander I and Emperor Napoleon on Tilsit's floating pontoon symbolized both diplomacy and rivalry between two powerful nations divided by their ambitions yet united by necessity along the Niemen River frontier.