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The surrender of the city of Ulm on 20 / 10 / 1805, Emperor Napoleon I received the surrender
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The surrender of the city of Ulm on 20 / 10 / 1805, Emperor Napoleon I received the surrender
JLJ4575520 The surrender of the city of Ulm on 20/10/1805, Emperor Napoleon I received the surrender of General Mack Detail. Painting by Charles Thevenin (1764-1838) 1815 Sun. 2, 48 x 3, 82 m - The surrender of the city of Ulm on 20 Oct. 1805, the Emperor Napoleon I receives the capitulation of the General Mack. Detail. Painting by Charles Thevenin (1764-1838), 1815. 2.48 x 3.82 m. Versailles, Castles of Versailles and Trianon by Thevenin, Charles (1764-1838); ChAteau de Versailles, France; (add.info.: The surrender of the city of Ulm on 20/10/1805, Emperor Napoleon I received the surrender of General Mack Detail. Painting by Charles Thevenin (1764-1838) 1815 Sun. 2, 48 x 3, 82 m - The surrender of the city of Ulm on 20 Oct. 1805, the Emperor Napoleon I receives the capitulation of the General Mack. Detail. Painting by Charles Thevenin (1764-1838), 1815. 2.48 x 3.82 m. Versailles, Castles of Versailles and Trianon); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a historic moment in time - the surrender of the city of Ulm on October 20,1805. In this detailed painting by Charles Thevenin, we witness Emperor Napoleon I receiving the capitulation of General Mack. The immense scale of the artwork, measuring at 2.48 x 3.82 meters, showcases the significance and grandeur of this event. The scene depicted is filled with tension and emotion as General Mack submits to Napoleon's authority. The artist skillfully portrays the power dynamics between these two figures through their body language and facial expressions. Napoleon stands tall and confident, exuding dominance over his defeated opponent. The setting itself adds to the drama unfolding before our eyes - Versailles, one of France's most iconic castles. This backdrop emphasizes both Napoleon's position as emperor and his desire for conquest and control. As viewers gaze upon this remarkable piece, they are transported back in time to an era defined by war and political maneuvering. It serves as a reminder of Napoleon's military prowess and ambition that shaped European history. Thanks to Fine Art Finder's high-quality reproduction technique, every intricate detail is preserved in this print from ePhoto Josse. Whether displayed in a museum or cherished within a private collection, it is sure to captivate all who encounter it – offering a glimpse into an important chapter in world history.
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