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Napoleon seeks rest in a roadside cottage after his defeat at Waterloo (engraving)
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Napoleon seeks rest in a roadside cottage after his defeat at Waterloo (engraving)
973082 Napoleon seeks rest in a roadside cottage after his defeat at Waterloo (engraving) by Stone, Marcus (1840-1921) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Napoleon seeks rest in a roadside cottage after his defeat at Waterloo. Illustration for The Popular History of England by Charles Macfarlane and Thomas Archer (Blackie, 1886).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving, titled "Napoleon seeks rest in a roadside cottage after his defeat at Waterloo" captures a poignant moment in history. The image depicts the renowned French military leader seeking solace and respite in a humble countryside cottage following his ultimate downfall. After suffering defeat at the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon Bonaparte finds himself far from the grandeur and power he once commanded. In this vulnerable state, he seeks refuge within the walls of an unassuming English cottage. The contrast between his former glory and current circumstances is starkly portrayed through this evocative print. The artist, Marcus Stone, skillfully conveys Napoleon's weariness as he rests upon a simple wooden chair. His defeated posture reflects both physical exhaustion and emotional turmoil. Through delicate strokes of the engraver's tool, Stone captures every detail with remarkable precision. This historical artwork serves as an illustration for Charles Macfarlane and Thomas Archer's "The Popular History of England". It offers viewers a glimpse into one of Europe's most significant battles while shedding light on Napoleon's humanity amidst great adversity. As we gaze upon this powerful image, we are reminded that even those who shape history can be humbled by its relentless course. This print stands as a testament to the enduring impact of Waterloo on not only Napoleon but also European history as a whole.
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