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BERGERET, Pierre Nolasque (1782-1863)

BERGERET, Pierre Nolasque (1782-1863)


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BERGERET, Pierre Nolasque (1782-1863)

BERGERET, Pierre Nolasque (1782-1863). Alexander I Presenting the Kalmuks, Cossacks and Bashkirs of the Russian army to Napoleon

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1782 1863 Alexander Cossacks Napoleon Pierre Presenting Aisa Bergeret Kalmuks


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This print, titled "Alexander I Presenting the Kalmuks, Cossacks and Bashkirs of the Russian army to Napoleon," showcases a pivotal moment in European history as depicted by the skilled hand of French artist Pierre Nolasque Bergeret (1782-1863). The image, created in 1863, captures the grandeur and intrigue of diplomacy during the Napoleonic Wars. At the center of the scene, Tsar Alexander I of Russia (1777-1825) stands proudly before the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821). The two leaders, dressed in their respective military regalia, exchange a formal gesture of respect, symbolizing a temporary truce between their nations. Surrounding the two monarchs are an array of representatives from the diverse Russian army, including the Kalmuks, Cossacks, and Bashkirs. These ethnic groups, with their unique cultural attire and weapons, serve as a testament to the multifaceted nature of the Russian Empire. The historical significance of this painting lies in the context of the Congress of Erfurt, which took place in 1808. During this conference, Alexander I and Napoleon sought to establish a lasting peace between their empires, leading to the creation of the Alliance of Erfurt. This alliance, however, was short-lived and ultimately led to the French invasion of Russia in 1812. Pierre Nolasque Bergeret masterfully captures the essence of this historical moment, providing a glimpse into the complex web of alliances and diplomacy that shaped Europe during the Napoleonic Wars. This print is an essential addition to any collection focused on European history, military history, or the art of the 19th century.

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