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Napoleon has a miraculous escape from the explosion of a bomb, the machine infernale, on the Rue Saint-Nicaise, Paris, 24 December 1800 (colour litho)
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Napoleon has a miraculous escape from the explosion of a bomb, the machine infernale, on the Rue Saint-Nicaise, Paris, 24 December 1800 (colour litho)
3100991 Napoleon has a miraculous escape from the explosion of a bomb, the machine infernale, on the Rue Saint-Nicaise, Paris, 24 December 1800 (colour litho) by Job, pseudonym for Onfray de Breville, Jacques (1858-1931); Private Collection; (add.info.: Napoleon has a miraculous escape from the explosion of a bomb, the machine infernale, on the Rue Saint-Nicaise, Paris, 24 December 1800. Illustration for Le Grand Napoleon des Petits Enfants par Job et J de Marthold (Plon-Nourrit, 1893).); © Look and Learn
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This color lithograph depicts the miraculous escape of Napoleon Bonaparte from a bomb explosion known as "the machine infernale" on Rue Saint-Nicaise in Paris, on December 24,1800. The image showcases the dramatic moment when Napoleon narrowly avoids the blast that was intended to assassinate him. The scene is filled with tension and suspense as horse-drawn carriages rush through the chaotic streets of Paris. The vibrant colors bring this historical event to life, highlighting the bravery and luck that saved Napoleon's life. The assassination attempt serves as a reminder of the constant threats faced by powerful figures throughout history. It also underscores Napoleon's resilience and determination to overcome adversity. This artwork was created by Job, pseudonym for Onfray de Breville, Jacques (1858-1931), and it was featured in Le Grand Napoleon des Petits Enfants par Job et J de Marthold (Plon-Nourrit, 1893). Its inclusion in this publication aimed to educate young readers about significant moments in French history while capturing their imagination with thrilling stories. Overall, this print offers a glimpse into an important chapter of Napoleonic history and invites viewers to reflect on how one man's survival can shape the course of nations.
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