Portrait of Napoleon I in His Coronation Robes by Robert Lefèvre

Full-length portrait of a man in crimson and ermine coronation robes holding a scepter beside an open law book and throne.

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Portrait of Napoleon I in His Coronation Robes, Robert Lefèvre (1812), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Via artnap.com

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A full-length portrait shows a man in a crimson velvet mantle embroidered with gold bees and lined with white fur, wearing a gilded laurel wreath and an ornate collar of honor. He holds a scepter topped with an eagle and rests beside an open book inscribed Code Napoléon, with a gilded throne bearing an N emblem and lion-headed arms behind him. This 1812 painting by Robert Lefèvre is in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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Date

1812

Medium

Painting

Museum

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

License

Public domain

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Portraits