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In Chantilly, the Book Cabinet, at the Condé Museum, Highlights the Napoleonic Epic
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Pierre Paul Prud的hon (1758-1823) – Le Triomphe de Bonaparte ou la Paix – Black pencil, blue pencil, blue paper – Chantilly, Musée Condé – in RMN – Grand Palais Domaine de Chantilly – Michel Urtado. This summer is decidedly placed in Chantilly under the sign of Napoleon. Because while the rooms of the Jeu de paume host an exhibition of the collections of Queen Caroline Murat, sister of Napoleon I, the book cabinet proposes to dive into the Napole…
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