Napoleoni Gallery

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narraboths:War and Peace (1966), Part I - Austerlitz
valinaraii:Les roses de Malmaison, 1933.  Illustrations by A. E. Marty for an article by Albéric Cah
Astrology, François-André Vincent, 1811
hussar4:N°57 HUSSARDS PRUSSE REGIMENT VON PRITTWITZ 1er Empire PLANCHE UNIFORME ARMY
ritasv:Courtesy of Stephen Moss/Photosm.
Player’s Cigarettes, Soldats Anglais: Fusiliers Royaux, Dragons de la Garde du Roi, Officier du Rifl
Napoleonic Cut-Steel Tiara (Swedish Royal Family)Carved entirely from steel and set in gold, the tia
knowyourmeme:In 1812, Napoleon invaded Russia with over 500,000 French troops and returned home with
A Plan so Crazy it Just Might WorkDuring the Napoleonic Wars in 1805, two weeks after the Battle of
simkaye:[z-snaps in the shape of the Romanov crest]This was an actual point apparently brought up by
Portrait de Louis-François, baron Lejeune by Jean-Urbain Guérin.
lobsterwarrior:Captions about Napoleonic soldiers. Images by Sergey Letin are very funny… And I deci
“If a hussar’s not dead by 30, he’s a fool”
found a british highlander and a french imperial infantry soldier in the midst of the elfia fantasy
peashooter85:Lord Paget’s Carbine,In the 18th and early 19th century commonly issued British cavalry
borussia-in-saecula-saeculorum:The wounding of Eleonore Prochaska in 1813, a female soldier who serv
chucrutypilsen:Spanish Cuirassier in 1810 by Jose Ferre Clauzel.
borussia-in-saecula-saeculorum:Prussian infantry during the Napoleonic Wars, c. 1813-15.
historyfan:Lieutenant Andrew Finucane of the 10th (Prince of Wales’s Own) Regiment of (Light) Dragoo
borussia-in-saecula-saeculorum:The Prussian Army at the Battle of Goldberg (1813).Richard Knötel.
peashooter85:Napoleonic France’s wireless communication network— The Semaphore LineBefore the telegr
The worst portrait of Horatio Nelson ever created.  Painted by Leonardo Guzzardi in 1799.
Historically accurate depiction of French Emperor Napoleon I writing the Napoleonic Code in 1804.
Portrait of Madame Duvaucey, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, 1807
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