Anno 1811. Napoleon in Amsterdam, objectnr SA 4959
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Anno 1811. Napoleon in Amsterdam, objectnr SA 4959, Charles Rochussen (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A dimly lit nocturnal scene shows two men in military-style coats and tricorn hats walking along a street, while a lit lamp post and festive garlands with banners frame the path beside a railing. The work is a print by Charles Rochussen, dated 1862, and its title refers to Napoleon in Amsterdam in 1811.
