The Breaking of Camp at Boulogne; and Assuming once more of the Command of the Army by the Emperor. 1805. by Jean-Pierre Droz

The Breaking of Camp at Boulogne; and Assuming once more of the Command of the Army by the Emperor. 1805. 19th century

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"The Breaking of Camp at Boulogne; and Assuming once more of the Command of the Army by the Emperor" is a 19th-century medal created by Jean-Pierre Droz. The medal, now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features a profile of Napoleon Bonaparte, who is depicted with a laurel wreath, symbolizing his imperial authority. This small, detailed work of art captures the historical event of Napoleon's return to command, emphasizing his role as a powerful military leader. The medal is a testament to the enduring legacy of Napoleon, a figure who continues to fascinate and inspire historians and artists alike.

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