Pressburg Collection

Treaty between Napoleon I (1769-1821) and Emperor Franz II (1768-1835)
CHT206295 Treaty between Napoleon I (1769-1821) and Emperor Franz II (1768-1835), signed at Presburg 26th December 1805 (pen and ink on paper) by French School

The Treaty of Pressburg, 1805. Artist: Anonymous
The Treaty of Pressburg, 1805. Found in the collection of Bibliotheque Nationale de France

Pressburg (Bratislava). From: Civitates orbis terrarium), 1588. Artist: Braun, Georg (1541-1622)
Pressburg (Bratislava). From: Civitates orbis terrarium), 1588. Private Collection

Two Monks Contemplation Forest 1809 Etching sheet
Artokoloro

Shepherd Finding Romulus Goat n. d Etching brown paper
Artokoloro

Seated Male Nude Holding Staff mid-18th-late 18th century
Artokoloro

The Coronation of Leopold II (1747-92) at Bratislava in 1790 (coloured engraving)
XIR85734 The Coronation of Leopold II (1747-92) at Bratislava in 1790 (coloured engraving) by Austrian School, (18th century); Mestske Galerie, Bratislava, Slovakia; Austrian, out of copyright

Songs of Rejoicing for the Peace between France and Germany (coloured engraving)
XIR191483 Songs of Rejoicing for the Peace between France and Germany (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Pressburg, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Napoleon Meets Franz II
After the defeat of Austerlitz, Austrian emperor sues for peace : he meets Napoleon at Saruschitz, and the Treaty of Pressburg follows

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"Pressburg: A City of Historic Significance and Artistic Splendor" Step back in time to the year 1805, when a significant treaty was signed between two powerful leaders - Napoleon I and Emperor Franz II. This Treaty marked a turning point in European history, shaping the future of nations. An anonymous artist captured this pivotal moment in an exquisite painting titled "The Treaty of Pressburg, 1805. " The artwork transports us to that historic event, allowing us to witness the negotiations unfold before our eyes. But Pressburg's rich history doesn't end there. In a stunning map from 1588 by Georg Braun, we see the city referred to as "Pressburg (Bratislava). " This ancient name reminds us of its enduring legacy throughout centuries. As we delve deeper into Pressburg's artistic heritage, we encounter captivating etchings like "Two Monks Contemplation Forest" and "Shepherd Finding Romulus Goat. " These intricate works evoke emotions and tell stories that transcend time. Another masterpiece takes center stage - a seated male nude holding staff. Created during the mid-18th to late 18th century, this sculpture showcases both beauty and strength while reflecting on human nature itself. Pressburg has witnessed grand events too. One such occasion was the coronation of Leopold II at Bratislava in 1790. A colored engraving immortalizes this majestic ceremony where royalty met with awe-inspiring splendor. Art can also be an expression of joyous occasions. In a vibrant colored engraving titled "Songs of Rejoicing for Peace between France and Germany, " we glimpse celebrations following peaceful resolutions between these nations. Today known as Bratislava within Austro-Hungary, Pressburg continues to embrace its historical significance while embracing modernity. It stands proudly as a testament to resilience and cultural diversity amidst changing times. Let your imagination wander through the streets of Pressburg, where Napoleon once met Franz II.