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The words of Napoleon being read to some of his troops during the campaign of the Rhine, 1805 (colour litho)
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The words of Napoleon being read to some of his troops during the campaign of the Rhine, 1805 (colour litho)
3094082 The words of Napoleon being read to some of his troops during the campaign of the Rhine, 1805 (colour litho) by Job, pseudonym for Onfray de Breville, Jacques (1858-1931); Private Collection; (add.info.: The words of Napoleon being read to some of his troops during the campaign of the Rhine, 1805. Illustration for Napoleon, by Georges Montorgueil and illustrated by Job (pseudonym of Jacques Marie Gaston Onfroy de Breville), by Boivin & Cie (publisher), Paris, 1921.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22228314
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1805 Enthusiasm Leadership Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon I Proclamation Read Rhine Speech Support
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This print captures a pivotal moment during the campaign of the Rhine in 1805, as Napoleon Bonaparte addresses his troops. The image, rendered in vibrant color lithography by Job (pseudonym for Jacques de Breville), exudes historical significance and military grandeur. In this scene, Napoleon's words are being read aloud to his devoted soldiers, who hang on every syllable with unwavering support and enthusiasm. As the French Emperor stands tall amidst his loyal army, he exemplifies true leadership and charisma. The proclamation delivered by Napoleon is believed to have instilled a renewed sense of purpose and determination among his troops. His powerful speech resonates through history as a testament to his strategic brilliance and ability to inspire those under his command. The composition beautifully portrays the camaraderie between Napoleon and his soldiers, highlighting their shared commitment towards victory. The attention to detail in depicting uniforms and weaponry adds an authentic touch that transports viewers back to this significant moment in time. This remarkable artwork is part of a larger collection titled "Napoleon" illustrated by Job for Georges Montorgueil's book published in Paris in 1921. It serves as both a visual tribute to one of history's most influential figures and an enduring symbol of France's rich cultural heritage.
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