Allegory of Napoleons tomb in St. Helena Horace Vernet (1789-1863)

Horace Vernet – Allegory of Napoleons tomb in St. Helena
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Painter: Horace Vernet

Location: Palace of Versailles (Château de Versailles), Paris.

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Horace Vernet - Pierre-Joseph-Francois Bosquet, Marshal of France (1810-1861)

Horace Vernet - Laurent, marquis de Gouvion Saint-Cyr

Horace Vernet - Jean-Baptiste-Philibert Vaillant, marechal de France (1790-1872)

Horace Vernet - Henry IV Entering Paris, 22th March 1594

Horace Vernet - Ceremonial Carrying of Pope Pius VIII into the St Peter Cathedral in 1829

Horace Vernet - Attack of the citadel of Antwerp, December 22, 1832

Horace Vernet - Jacques-Louis-Cesar-Alexandre, Count de Randon, Marshal of France (1795-1871)

Horace Vernet - Casimir Perier offering the lieutenant-generalship of the kingdom to Louis-Philippe at Hotel de Ville, 1830

Horace Vernet - Taking Bone, March 27, 1832

Horace Vernet - Louis-Antoine d’Artois Duke of Angouleme (1775-1844)

Horace Vernet - Battle of Isly, August 14 1844

Horace Vernet - Taking the Smalah Abd-el-Kader by the Duke of Aumale, May 16, 1843

Horace Vernet - Emperor Napoleon I and his staff on horseback

Horace Vernet - Charles Albert, King of Sardinia

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