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Napoleon I (1769-1821) Bidding Farewell to the Imperial Guard in the Cheval-Blanc
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Napoleon I (1769-1821) Bidding Farewell to the Imperial Guard in the Cheval-Blanc
XIR187747 Napoleon I (1769-1821) Bidding Farewell to the Imperial Guard in the Cheval-Blanc Courtyard at the Chateau de Fontainebleau, 20th April 1814, 1825 (oil on canvas) by Montfort, Antoine Alphonse (1802-84); 98x130 cm; ChAteau de Versailles, France; (add.info.: Adieux de Napoleon a la Garde Imperiale dans la Cour du Cheval-Blanc; departure for exile on Elba following his abdication; ); French, out of copyright
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Napoleon I (1769-1821) Bidding Farewell to the Imperial Guard in the Cheval-Blanc Courtyard at the Chateau de Fontainebleau, 20th April 1814
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is a powerful and emotive painting that captures a significant moment in history. Painted by Antoine Alphonse Montfort in 1825, this oil on canvas print depicts Napoleon Bonaparte bidding farewell to his loyal Imperial Guard before departing for exile on Elba following his abdication. The scene is set in the grandeur of the Cheval-Blanc Courtyard at Chateau de Fontainebleau, with its majestic architecture serving as a poignant backdrop. The composition focuses on Napoleon standing tall and resolute amidst his soldiers who stand solemnly, their uniforms adorned with pride and loyalty. The French flag flutters above them, symbolizing their unwavering commitment to their emperor. Montfort's attention to detail brings forth an overwhelming sense of sorrow and sadness. Napoleon's face reflects deep contemplation as he gazes into the distance, knowing that this departure marks a turning point not only for him but also for France itself. His guards mirror his emotions - stoic yet visibly affected by this parting. This artwork serves as a testament to both Napoleon's military prowess and his human vulnerability. It encapsulates the complex nature of leadership and sacrifice while evoking empathy from viewers who witness this historic moment frozen in time. Displayed at Chateau de Versailles
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