PART FIVE, GROUP A: THE BATTLE'S AFTERMATH AND NAPOLEON

 THE BATTLE'S AFTERMATH, NAPOLEON. NAPOLEON'S FAMILY, CHATEAU MALMAISON

THE BATTLE'S AFTERMATH

Battle of Waterloo by William Sadler

9,500 dead; 32,000 wounded

Napoleon's Retreat

The Prussians capture Napoleon's carriage

One of Napoleon's carriages and one of his greatcoats and hats

on display in Paris

Napoleon's carriage was displayed in London in 1815,

but was destroyed in a fire at Madam Tussaud's in later years

 

 

Allies second entry into Paris,  July 7, 1815

 

 

 

Entry into Paris of 95th Rifles, led by Lt. Smith

 

 

 

NAPOLEON 

 

 

Napoleon Aboard the HMS Bellerophon

Napoleon Aboard HMS Bellerophon

 

Tourists in Plymouth Harbor to see Napoleon (in center ship)

painting by John James Chalon, 1817

 

  

 

location of St. Helena in the South Atlantic

 

 

 

 

Angel carries sign that says "He fled from Egypt, Madrid, Moscow, Leipzig, Mt. St. Jean"

Caption: I Came, I Saw, I Fled.

 

The Tyrant Overthrown by Justice is excluded from the world

 

Longwood House, St. Helena, Napoleon's home on the island

 

Death of Napoleon, 1821

 

Death of Ney, December, 1815

Ney's Grave, Lachaise Cemetery, Paris

 

 

 

NAPOLEON'S FAMILY

  

Marie-Louise, Duchess of Parma, 1812

by Robert Lefevre

 

Napoleon II

studio of Sir Thomas Lawrence (private collection)

Napoleon Franz Bonaparte  by Sir Thomas Lawrence

Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University

Napoleon II, King of Rome aka Duc du Reichstadt

 

Franz (Napoleon), Duke of Reichstadt

1811-1832

by Bucher Leopold 

 

Josephine Beauharnais Bonaparte 1763-1814

by Francois Gerard c. 1807

 

Eugene Beauharnais

1781-1824

Son of Josephine and stepson of Napoleon

married a Princess of Bavaria and had 7 children. some of whom married into noble Eurioeamn families; his daughter married King Oscar I of Sweden

(son of the former Count Bernadotte and Desiree Clary)

 

Hortense de Beauharnais, daughter of Josephine and step-daughter of Napoleon

1783-1837

married Napoleon's brother Louis, King of Holland to 1810,

and mother of Napoleon III

portrait by Anne-Louis Girodet deRoussy-Trioson, 1808

 

version of the above portrait hanging at Malmasion, 2014

 

Hortense, Queen of Holland,

by Francois Gerard

also mother of the Due de Morny, by Comte Charles de Flauhaut

she lived ins Switzerland from 1817-37

 

Letizia Bonaparte, Napoleon's mother, 1750-1836

who lived in Rome 1815 till her death there at age 85

 

Letizia Romolino Bonaparte by Canova

Chatsworth House

 

 

 

Letizia Bonaparte, by Canova

Bibliotecca Nazionale Centrale de Firenze

 

 

 

 

 

 

MALMAISON (AUGUST, 2014) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Above, l'Salon'

 

 

 

Le Salon Dore

 

Le Salon de Musique

 

 

La Bibliotheque

 

 

Le Salon de l'Empereur

 

La chambre a coucher de l'Empereur

 

Pieces des services de l'Emperatrice Josephine  

et Prince Eugene

porcelain dure, 1811-13 

 

Salle de la frise

 

above three, belongings of Josephine

 

La chambre a coucher de l'Imperatrice

 

 

le Jardin

 

  

A selection of Josephine's roses