Napoleon Egypt

Battle of Samannoud, Denon, Napoleon Egypt Campaign Engraving, 1802 This wide panoramic engraving

Alexandria Port Panorama, Denon, Napoleon Egypt Engraving, 1802 Description: This finely engraved

Napoleon Egypt Expedition, Pair of Egyptian Antiquities Engravings, Denon, c.1802 This refined

Napoleon’s Egyptian Campaign Battle Scenes, Denon Voyage Egypt Engravings 1802 This dramatic pair

French Dromedary Regiment 1798, Napoleon Egypt Campaign Military Print This striking hand-colored

Egyptian Antiquities – Objects, Reliefs and Sculptural Fragments, Set of Two Engravings, c.1802

exhibits the Egyptian Revival style that became popular in the early 19th century during Napoleon

Revival style first gained popularity in Europe during the early 19th century after Napoleon’s Egyptian

ancient Egypt as a result of Napoleon's Egyptian Campaign (1798-1801) and the extensive scientific study

popularity in the early 1800s, particularly after Napoleon’s Egyptian campaigns ignited a European obsession

, Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign (1798–1801) ignited an inextinguishable fascination with ancient Egypt. This

highly fashionable in France during the Empire period, when Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign inspired

meant to solidify Franco-Egyptian relations at a time when France, following Napoleon’s Egyptian

European fascination with Egyptology, following Napoleon's Egyptian Campaign (1798–1801). Condition report

dates from before Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign. Condition: Light toning and some faint creases from

originates from a major early Egyptological publication produced in the wake of Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign

This Egyptian-style inkwell was crafted in France during the reign of Napoleon III. The

Panoramic Views of the Nile after Napoleon’s Egypt Expedition, Antique Engraving, c.1802 This

ornament. Egyptian imagery held particular significance during the Empire period, following Napoleon

Regiment (Regiment des Dromedaires) during Napoleon’s Egyptian campaigns between 1798-1801. The term

influenced by neoclassical and ancient motifs that surged in popularity following Napoleon’s Egyptian

A pair Napoleon III Egyptian imperial porphyry urns and covers, each with a shaped cover and

during Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign. The map includes several different measurement scales, such as

published after the expedition to colonize Egypt in 1798. Napoleon included a number of artists in his army

A large and impressive French 19th century Napoleon III Egyptian revival mahogany and bronze

Egyptian Processions and Daily Life, Denon, Napoleon Engraving, 1802 This finely engraved

Lithograph realized after Lafitte in the early 19th Century. Very good condition.

the sites surveyed by the French during Napoleons Egyptian campaign. The artwork showcases the grand

unusual scene in high relief of Napoleon and soldiers among the Egyptian Pyramids, flanked on either side

Return of Napoleon From Egypt is an original lithograph on paper realized in about 1846 after

, a taste that emerged following Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign of 1798. All pieces bear the impressed

fascination with Egypt in the late 18th century—a period that predated Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign but was

Egypt. By the end of the 18th century enthusiasm for ancient Egypt generated by Napoleon's unsuccessful

Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign, Denon’s work represents the earliest coherent European visual and

Egyptian Processions & Daily Life Reliefs, Denon Napoleonic Egypt Engraving 1802 Description: This

Ancient Egyptian Reliefs & Hieroglyphs, Denon Voyage Egypt, 6 Engravings 1802 This cohesive set of

Egypt Temple Ruins with Architectural Plan – Denon Voyage Egypt Engraving 1802 This finely

the influence of the Egyptian Revival style that gained prominence after Napoleon's campaign in Egypt

in the 19th century. The fashion was kick-started by Emperor Napoleon I’s campaign in Egypt in 1798

example of the enthusiasm for everything Egyptian that started in the early 19th century with Napoléon I's

. Egyptian Revival details, including small bas-relief figures and the classic winged sun motif. Thanks to

, like the French Empire style, is Egyptian art - due to Napoleon's Egyptian campaign - especially in the

A most impressive pair of French Napoleon III Second Empire Period Egyptian Revival style gessoed

to Egypt under Napoleon Bonaparte. After Napoleon conquered Egypt in the early 1800's he sent teams

French Empire or Napoléon III Patinated and Gilt Bronze Sarcophagus Mount, Egyptian Revival, circa

widespread use of Egyptian motifs. With Napoleon's Egyptian campaign in 1798 and the resulting Musée

after the return of the Egyptian campaigns of Napoleon the first. With the «Description of Egypt

to Egypt under Napoleon Bonaparte. After Napoleon conquered Egypt in the early 1800's he sent teams

detailing. Following Napoleon’s conquests in Egypt, the fashion for Egyptian inspired decoration

A rare and important circa 1805 'Egyptian-style' bergère believed to be an early work of famed

draughtsman whose work profoundly shaped European understanding of Egypt prior to Napoleon’s expedition

, from 'Description de l'Egypte', published after Napoleon's expedition to colonize Egypt in 1798

to Egypt under Napoleon Bonaparte. After Napoleon conquered Egypt in the early 1800's he sent teams

monumental publication, produced directly in the aftermath of Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign. Note

—especially during and after Napoleon’s campaign in Egypt—such plates were frequently consulted by designers

Napoleon’s expedition to Egypt and was one of the early figures responsible for documenting the country’s

A superb 19th century French Flame Mahogany Napoleon Empire Period Egyptian style Mantel Clock