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Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) sur les hauteurs de Borodino. (Napoleon On The Borodino Hights). Bataille de la Moskova (ou bataille de Borodino, 7 septembre 1812, durant la campagne de Russie), Napoleon, assis bras croises, pensif
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Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) sur les hauteurs de Borodino. (Napoleon On The Borodino Hights). Bataille de la Moskova (ou bataille de Borodino, 7 septembre 1812, durant la campagne de Russie), Napoleon, assis bras croises, pensif
FIA5373584 Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) sur les hauteurs de Borodino. (Napoleon On The Borodino Hights). Bataille de la Moskova (ou bataille de Borodino, 7 septembre 1812, durant la campagne de Russie), Napoleon, assis bras croises, pensif, est decrit devant les officiers de la Grande Armee qui observent le champ de bataille a la longue vue. Peinture de Vasili Vasilyevich Vereschagin (Vereshchagin, Verechtchaguine) (1842-1904), huile sur toile, 1899-1900. Art russe, 19e siecle. State History Museum, Moscou. by Vereschagin, Vasili Petrovich (1835-1909); State Historical Museum, Moscow, Russia; Photo © Fine Art Images
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This print captures Napoleon Bonaparte in a moment of deep contemplation on the heights of Borodino during the Battle of Moskova, also known as the Battle of Borodino. The painting, created by Vasili Vasilyevich Vereschagin in 1899-1900, showcases Napoleon seated with crossed arms while surrounded by officers from his Grande Armee who are observing the battlefield through a telescope. The artwork, belonging to Russian art from the 19th century and housed at the State History Museum in Moscow, depicts an important chapter in history - the French invasion of Russia in 1812 during the Napoleonic Wars. It portrays not only a scene of war but also highlights elements such as color and confrontation. Napoleon's pensive expression suggests that he is deeply engrossed in contemplating his next move or strategizing for this intense battle. His presence amidst his troops signifies both leadership and vulnerability. The vibrant colors used by Vereschagin add depth to this historical narrative, capturing not just military action but also representing Russian culture within an Asian context. This print serves as a powerful reminder of significant events that shaped our world today. It invites viewers to reflect upon history and appreciate works of art that bring these stories to life.
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