Russian Campaign 1812 Collection (#2)

Illustration by Bombled Louis (1862-1927) from the book "The Memorial of St
JLJ4625747 Illustration by Bombled Louis (1862-1927) from the book " The Memorial of St. Helene" by Count Emmanuel de Las Cases (1766-1842)

Battle of Polotsk on 18 / 08 / 1812 Painting by Jean Charles Langlois (1789-1870) 1838 Sun
JLJ4683062 Battle of Polotsk on 18/08/1812 Painting by Jean Charles Langlois (1789-1870) 1838 Sun. 2, 33x2, 56 m by Langlois

Napoleonic War: Russian Campaign. Passage of the river Niemen (Dnjemen) on 24 / 06 / 1812
GIA4751106 Napoleonic War: Russian Campaign. Passage of the river Niemen (Dnjemen) on 24/06/1812, which separates the two Empires. Engraving of the 19th century

Napoleon I at the Battle of Moskova, (also Battle of Borodino) in 1812. Picture of Epinal
GIA4751034 Napoleon I at the Battle of Moskova, (also Battle of Borodino) in 1812. Picture of Epinal. 19th century. by French School

Campaign of Russia: "View of my Battle of Smolensk
JLJ4664496 Campaign of Russia: " View of my Battle of Smolensk, night of 17/08/1812" Watercolour of 19th century Paris, Armee Museum by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Musee de l Armee

Battle of Moskova (also Battle of Borodino) (7 September 1812) (oil on canvas, 1822)
LRI4675687 Battle of Moskova (also Battle of Borodino) (7 September 1812) (oil on canvas, 1822) by Lejeune, Louis (1775-1848); Musee et Domaine National de Versailles et de Trianon, Versailles

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The Russian Campaign of 1812 was a pivotal moment in history, marked by both triumph and tragedy. As the French troops embarked on their ill-fated journey into Russia, little did they know that it would become one of Napoleon's greatest military failures. Retirement from Russia in 1812: "Ricard Division in the Battle of Krasnoe on 18/11/1812, 9 a. m. " This watercolour painting by Simeon Fort captures the intensity and chaos of battle as soldiers fought bravely amidst the harsh winter conditions. In this portrait titled "Prince Eugene during the Russian retreat (1812), " Louis Francois Charon depicts Prince Eugene Rose de Beauharnais with an air of determination and resilience. It serves as a reminder of the unwavering spirit displayed by those who endured this arduous campaign. From top to bottom. . Or causes and effects. A thought-provoking cartoon illustrates Napoleon I's abdication, highlighting how this disastrous campaign ultimately led to his downfall. The French troops faced numerous challenges as they withdrew through treacherous terrain, including crossing the Beresina River on November 26th, 1812. The desperation and struggle are vividly captured in historical accounts. The Battle of Moscova on September 7th, 1812 is showcased in a panoramic depiction that brings to life the sheer scale and ferocity of combat during this decisive engagement. It stands as a testament to both sides' bravery and sacrifice. Another representation portrays the infamous Battle of Borodino where thousands perished fighting for their respective causes. The image encapsulates the brutality experienced by soldiers on both sides during this bloody conflict. One cannot overlook the catastrophic defeat suffered by Napoleon at Berezina from November 26th-29th, which proved to be a turning point in his fortunes. This crushing loss dealt a severe blow to his once-mighty army.