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The Palais Beauharnais, Paris.
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The interior of the Palais Beauharnais, the residence of the German ambassador to France, is considered a unique art historical and cultural ensemble. (1) There are indeed very few interiors of such quality from the Empire period left in Paris today. Since the destruction of the Palais des Tuileries and the Chateau de Saint-Cloud, the Palais Beauharnais retains the most significant interior from the period of Napoleon's consulate, predating slightly the heavier imperial conceptions one can still see at Compiegne and Fontainebleau. However, an inventory conducted in 2002 by the ...
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; ...Martinique at the age of fifteen as the bride of Alexandre de Beauharnais, but she never lost her affection for the tropics she had...more than three million francs. Her children by Alexandre de Beauharnais, Eugene and Hortense, then sold the contents of Malmaison...
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17. MINI QUIZ; WIN pounds 20.(Features)
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; 1. Whom did Josephine de Beauharnais marry in 1796? 2. Which unit of time may be synodic, sidereal or calendar? 3. Of which nationality was the composer Carl Nielsen...
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The Rose of Martinique.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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; ...times. The story of her marriage to the ghastly Alexandre de Beauharnais is well-told without offering any new insights. His behaviour...at one of the elegant soirees given by her lover, Rose de Beauharnais met a small, dishevelled Corsican general. Napoleon Bonaparte...
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Anna de Leuchtenberg, artist who lived in Brookline; at 93
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; Anna de Leuchtenberg de Beauharnais, a longtime Brookline resident and artist, died at Beverly...Brookline in 1951 with her husband, Duke Serge de Leuchtenberg de Beauharnais. Her husband died in 1966, but Mrs. de Leuchtenberg continued...
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; ...woman. In this instance, it is a biography of Josephine de Beauharnais Bonaparte written for the general reader. Prior to her work...addition, Josephine was a victim. First, her husband Alexandre de Beauharnais, followed by various lovers, then Bonaparte and his family...
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Josephine as patroness of the arts.(Empress of France's patronage civilized her husband's court)
Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques
; Josephine de Beauharnais (Pls. III, V), for thirteen years the wife of Napoleon Bonaparte...Bonaparte (as she always called him) and her two children, Eugene de Beauharnais (1781-1824) and Hortense (Pl. VIII), both of whom Napoleon adopted...
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The Defense of the Napoleonic Kingdom of Northern Italy, 1813-1814.(Book Review)
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; ...treacherous Bonaparte in-law and the advancing Austrians, Eugene de Beauharnais, Napoleon's step-son, brilliantly executed three strategic...by Napoleon, but he was the biological son of Alexandre de Beauharnais, natural being the usual expression of illegitimacy. Napoleonic...
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Rose by many other names
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; ...was on the evening of that day that Napoleon married Rose de Beauharnais, who had been born in Martinique Rose de Tascher de la Pagerie...her aunt, Josephine arrived in Paris and married Alexandre de Beauharnais, an ambitious army officer and successful womaniser. She...
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