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    Bear

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    1. Hello Jaybo,

      Jerome led me to this site.

      The books to research are the 5 volumes of the "Fastes de la Legion d'Honneur", by Li?vyns - all conveniently readable online on Gallica (courtesy of the Biblioth?que Nationale de France) :

      http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k39276j

      thanks,

      barry

    2. Hello Mike,

      I thought that too, and I hoped that age had just darkened the uniform color. His uniform seems to be one worn by a grenadier. I know that during this time many who were not grenadiers wore the grenadier uniform because of availability.

      thanks,

      barry

    3. Hello Rick,

      Its a watercolor but I'm not sure if its original or a copy of the print.

      Here is the online collection of Napoleonic Satires at Brown.

      Not allowed to copy images

      two versions

      Die neue europaeische Barbierstube

      http://dl.lib.brown.edu/repository2/repoman.php?verb=render&id=1132589802465345

      &

      http://dl.lib.brown.edu/repository2/repoman.php?verb=render&id=1130851943266029

      thanks,

      barry

    4. Hello,

      This is a watercolor showing Napoleon being shaved of all his success and dated 1814.

      Archduke Charles of Austria(right)

      Alexander I of Russia(left)

      I'm not sure who is doing the shaving, maybe Bernadotte.

      thanks,

      barry

    5. Hello,

      French Dragoon Lt. d'Avuglione (1779 Turin - 1855)

      The portrait was painted in Italy in 1800 around the time of the Battle of Marengo.

      thanks,

      barry

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