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Mouse Mat : Napoleon Visiting the Camp at Boulogne in July 1804, detail of the port, 1806 (oil
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Napoleon Visiting the Camp at Boulogne in July 1804, detail of the port, 1806 (oil
XIR120930 Napoleon Visiting the Camp at Boulogne in July 1804, detail of the port, 1806 (oil on canvas) by Hue, Jean-Francois (1751-1823); Chateau de Versailles, France; French, out of copyright
Media ID 12714893
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Bonaparte Galleon Inspection Marching Naval Battle Preparation
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in history as Napoleon Bonaparte visits the Camp at Boulogne in July 1804. The attention to detail is remarkable, with the focus on the port and its bustling activity. Painted by Jean-Francois Hue, this oil on canvas artwork showcases his exceptional talent. The image depicts a galleon majestically sailing towards the coast, symbolizing France's powerful navy during that era. Troops can be seen marching along the shore, showcasing their readiness for battle under Napoleon's watchful eye. This scene evokes a sense of preparation and anticipation for an upcoming naval battle. Napoleon himself stands tall amidst his troops, inspecting their readiness with great intensity. His presence exudes authority and determination as he strategizes for future conquests. The artist masterfully captures the vastness of the sea surrounding this coastal setting, emphasizing both its beauty and potential danger. The painting transports viewers back to this pivotal moment in time when France was poised to assert its dominance on land and sea. Displayed at Chateau de Versailles in France, this artwork is now out of copyright but continues to captivate audiences worldwide. It serves as a reminder of Napoleon's ambition and military prowess while also highlighting Hue's artistic brilliance.
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