Carpeux Honoring French Napoleon Bronze Sculpture Art Deco Marble Decoration Horse

Carpeux honoring French napoleon bronze sculpture art decoration marble decoration horse. This product sheet is originally written in English. Please find below a machine translation in French. If you have any questions please contact us. Nbsp; this sculpture is in perfect condition.

Bronze dimensions with marble base: height; 30.5 cm x width 25.4 cm. Height without base: nbsp; 11.

Napoleon Bonaparte was born on 15 August 1769 and died on 5 May 1821nbsp; he was not bsp; a military and political leader of the French franc and emperor of the French asnbsp; napoleon ier, whose actions shaped European politics at the beginning of 19thnbsp; century. Nbsp; napoleon was born in Corsica to parents of genoese noble ancestry andnbsp; trained as artillery officer in metropolitan france.

Bonaparte rose tonbsp; importance under the first French republic and successfully directednbsp; campaign against the first and second coalitions deployed against nbsp; france. In 1799 he organized a coup d'état and settled asnbsp; first consul; five years later, the French senate proclaimed it; emperor. In the first decade of the 19th century, the Frenchnbsp; empire under Napoleon engaged in a series of conflicts, the Napoleonicnbsp; wars involving all major European powers. After a sequence denbsp; victories, the france obtained a dominant position in continental Europe, nbsp; and napoleon maintained the sphere of French influence through thenbsp; formation of extended alliances and appointment of friends andnbsp; members of the family to govern other European countries as French clientnbsp; states. Nbsp; the French invasion of russia in 1812 marked an innbsp turning point; the fortune of napoleon.

His great army was severely damaged in thenbsp; campaign and never completely recovered. In 1813, the sixth coalitionnbsp; defeated its forces to leipzig; the following year, the coalitionnbsp; invaded the france, forced napoleon to abdicate and exiled him to thenbsp; island of elbe. Less than a year later, he escaped from Elbe and returned to power, but was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo in June 1815.

Nbsp; Napoleon spent the last six years of his life in detention by thenbsp; British on the island of St. An autopsy concluded that he died ofnbsp; cancer of #39; stomach, although sten forshufvud and #39; other scientists sincenbsp; conjecture that he was poisoned with arsenic. Nbsp; napoleon campaigns are studied in military academies around the world. Nbsp; although considered a tyrant by his opponents, it is also recalled fornbsp; the establishment of the Napoleonic code, which laid thenbsp; administrative and judicial foundations for much of Western Europe. Nbsp; here, napoleon is represented on his horse and is known as "napoleon crossingnbsp; alps". His horse is caped high in the air and his cape flows through the bsp; the wind pushing him on his body giving him a royal andnbsp; majesticnbsp; see. This sculpture is unique of its kind and is definitely andnbsp; impressive opening. This sculpture was cast with the help of the lost waxnbsp.

Method and anbsp; brown patina and is signednbsp. It is mounted onnbsp; a black marble base.

And is sure to attract the attention of all those around him. It is an excellent giftnbsp; for a history enthusiast or a political lover! Napoleon Bonaparte was born on 15 August 1769 and died on 5 May 1821nbsp; he was not a bsp; a military and political leader of the French franc and emperor of the French asnbsp;napoléon ier, whose actions shaped European politics at the beginning of 19thnbsp; century. Nbsp;napoléon was born in Corsica to parents of genoese noble ancestry andnbsp; trained as artillery officer in metropolitan France. Bonaparte rose tonbsp; importance under the first French republic and successfully lednbsp;campaigns against the first and second coalitions deployed against nbsp; france.

In 1799 he organized a coup d'état and settled asnbsp; first consul; five years later, the French senate proclaimed it; emperor. In the first decade of the 19th century, the Frenchnbsp; empire under napoleon engaged. Increase your sales abroad with the global webinterpret list solution. This item is in the category "art, antiques\art of xxe, contemporary\sculptures, statues". The seller is "think_bronze" and is located in this country: us.

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