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  See also Pius VII

  Childeric bees, 114, 141

  Childeric I, 101, 114

  Chopin, Frédéric, 480

  Christianity, 27, 45–46, 101–102, 121–122, 129–130, 198, 375–376

  Christ the Good Shepherd, 135

  Churchill, Winston, 429

  Church of Saint Brice, 114

  Church of Saint-Philippe-du-Roule, 202

  Church of Santa Croce, 342

  Church of Sant’Andrea, 198

  Church of San Vitale, 121

  Church of St. Michael’s, 185

  Church of the Holy Apostles, 76

  Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 121–122, 131

  Church of the Invalides, 474, 478

  Church of the Madeleine, 479–480

  Cicero, 8, 243, 244

  Cicognara, Leopoldo, 444, 445, 455, 457

  Cipollino marble, 284

  circular tables, 246–247

  Circus Maximus, 6, 180

  Cisalpine Republic, 15, 44, 70

  Civil Code, 51, 129

  Civil Constitution of the Clergy (1790), 49

  Civitas Parisiorum, 101

  Claraz, Balthazar, 396

  Clarke, Henri, 419

  classicism, xv, 231

  Clement VIII, 298

  Clement XII, 16, 230, 299

  Clement XIII, 16, 76

  Clement XIV, 16–17, 76, 230, 447

  Cleopatra, 5, 6, 9, 24–25

  Clérisseau, Charles-Louis, 219

  clothing, 98–99

  Clovis I, 101–102, 114

  Cobenzl, Johann Ludwig von, 132

  cochineal dye, 325

  Code Civil des Français, 51, 129

  Code Napoléon, 51

  Codex Vaticanus, 17

  Coignet, Jean-Roch, 210

  coinage, 124, 222–234

  Charlemagne, 226

  Renaissance, 226–228

  Roman, 222–226, 230, 354–355, 412

  Vatican, 229–230

  Colbert, Jean-Baptiste, 58, 227

  Col Du St. Bernard, 47

  College of Cardinals, 40–43, 47

  Commander’s Table, 246–247, 469–470

  commemorative medals, 157, 226–234, 354–355

  Commission of Arts and Sciences, 14

  Commodus, 225, 256, 465

  Comte de Volney, 23–24

  Concordat, 61, 79, 128, 137, 186, 301

  Concordat of Bologna, 49

  Concordat of Fontainebleau, 408–409

  Confederation of the Rhine, 207–208, 215, 256, 307

  Congress of Vienna, 434, 440, 454

  Conrad II, 164

  Consalvi, Ercole, 41, 48, 49, 77, 167, 327

  conscripts, 405, 408

  Constant, Benjamin, 425

  Constantine, 121–122, 197–198, 304–305, 307

  Constantine’s Arch, 196–198

  Constantinople, 10, 119, 198, 307, 359

  Constantius II, 122, 184

  constitution, 15, 36, 425–426

  Consular Guard, 241

  Consulate, xii

  Conté, Nicolas-Jacques, 311

  Continental System, 214, 302

  Cordier, Sylvian, 241–242, 361, 362

  Corinne, Or Italy (de Staël), 272

  Corinthian columns, 184

  Cornwallis, Marquess, 78

  coronation

  of Charlemagne, 146

  costumes for, 141–144

  honors of Charlemagne and, 133–140

  in Milan, 162–166

  of Napoleon, 112, 133–144, 145–157, 164–166, 232, 375

  of Roman-German kings and queens, 130, 164–165

  coronation carriage, 467

  Coronation of Marie de Medici (Ruben), 159

  Correggio, 14, 213, 260, 270, 435

  Corsica, xi, 430

  Corso Napoleone, 261

  costumes, 98, 209–210, 239–241

  Council of Five Hundred, 36

  Council of the Ancients, 36

  Council Room, 61

  coup d’état, 35–36, 63, 186, 408, 476

  court life, 237–243

  Couture le Jeune, Guillaume-Martin, 215

  cradle, of king of Rome, 352

  cremation, 376

  Crépin, Louis-Philippe, 333

  Crispina, 256

  The Crowning with Thorns (Titian), 440

  Crown Jewels, 97

  Crown of Charlemagne, 133–134, 135, 153

  crowns, 133–136, 153, 164–165, 468

  Crusades, 28, 29, 200, 307, 377

  crypts, 366–370

  cuirassed statues, 211

  Cupid and Psyche (Canova), 82, 345

  Cupid and Psyche (Canova), 71–72

  Cup of the Ptolemies, 244

  Curzio, Valter, 449–450

  D

  Dacians, 179–183, 187

  Damascus, 180

  damnatio memoriae, 465–466

  damnation of memory, 465–466

  Dam Square Palace, 263–264

  Danube River, 107, 308

  d’Arcueil, 103

  Darius III, 24

  d’Arleux, Morel, 88

  Daru, Baron Martial, 389

  Daru, Pierre, 242

  Darwin, Charles, 428

  Daunou, Pierre Claude François, 17

  Dauphin, 66

  David (Michelangelo), 286

  David, Jacques-Louis, xiv, 61, 79, 81, 90, 92, 95, 97–98, 152, 153, 157–161, 229, 238, 333, 416, 467–468

  Davies, Penelope, 367

  da Vinci, Leonardo, 16, 282

  Davray-Piekolek, Renée, 221

  de Angelis, Domenico, 270

  Decabulus, 182–183

  Dejoux, Claude, 373

  Delafontaine, Auguste, 359

  Delafontaine, Pierre-Maximilien, 359

  Denon, Dominique-Vivant, xiii–xiv, 22, 29–35, 87–99, 116, 147, 157, 172, 187, 212–217, 275, 323, 332–333, 381

  Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and, 199–200

  art plunder by, 390–391, 458

  art restitution and, 435–440, 443

  breastplate designed by, 210–211

  Canova and, 80–82

  career of, 458–459

  death of, 459

  Desaix and, 372–373

  elephant fountain and, 410, 413

  as head of imperial factories, 245

  medals and, 230–231, 232–234

  on Napoleon as Mars the peacemaker, 382, 384

  Napoleon’s coronation and, 134, 136

  public relations by, 421

  Saint Denis and, 370

  in Spain, 265

  Vendôme Column and, 332

  in Vienna, 309–310

  at wedding to Marie Louise, 326

  Denuelle de la Plaigne, Eléonore, 313

  d’Erile, Melzi, 82

  Desaix, Louis-Charles, 31, 33, 34, 47–48, 189, 372–373

  Descent from the Cross (Rembrandt), 443

  Descent from the Cross (Volterra), 19

  Description de l’Égypte, 311–312

  Desmalter, Jacob, 244

  Desmazis, Alexander, 242

  Despuig, Antonio, 300

  de Staël, Germaine, 272

  D’Este, Alessandro, 401, 439

  D’Este, Antonio, 77, 456

  diadem, 115

  Diderot, Denis, 75, 312

  Dillon, Jacques, 107

  dinner service, 245

  Dio, Cassius, 253

  Dioscuri, 298

  Dioskourides, 97

  Directory regime, xii, 13–21, 34–36, 55

  The Distribution of the Eagle Standards at Champs de Mars (David), 160–161, 333, 416

  divorce

  of Napoleon and Joséphine, 313–316

  Roman, 316–317

  d’Ivry, Pierre Constant, 215

  Domitian, 204, 205, 465

  Domna, Julia, 270, 356–357

  Domus Augustana, 205

  Doria, Andrea, 169–170

  Dresden, Ge
rmany, 404

  Dresden gallery, 214

  dress, 97–99

  Droz, Jean-Pierre, 157

  Dubois, Louis Nicolas, 51

  Ducal Palace, 11, 286

  Duchy of Berg and Cleves, 258

  Ducos, Roger, 35, 36

  Dufourny, Léon, 88

  Duke of Enghien, 110

  Duke of Modena, 14

  Duke of Reichstadt, 463

  Duke of Wellington, xv, 419, 434, 436–437, 468–469

  Dumas, Alexandre, 461

  Duomo, 163–164

  Duphot, Mathurin-Léonard, 16

  Dupré, Guillaume, 227

  Dürer, Albrecht, 126, 127–128, 198

  Durey, Philippe, 389

  Duroc, Géraud-Christophe-Michel, 65, 238, 478

  Duroc, Pierre, 406

  Duvivier, Benjamin, 229

  Dwyer, Philip, 110, 254

  The Dying Gaul, 18

  E

  eagles, 112–113, 156, 233

  eagle standards, 416–417

  Eaglet, 351–356, 365

  Egypt, 6

  ancient ruins, 32–33, 34

  art and culture of, 25–28, 87–88, 91

  Napoleon and, 311–312

  past invasions of, 24–25

  Ptolemaic dynasty, 24–25

  religion, 25

  Rome and, 25–28

  Egypt campaign, xi–xii, 22–37

  Egyptian Revival style, xii

  Egyptomania, 26, 27

  Elba, 421–424, 434, 461

  Elbe, 414

  “Eleanor” vase, 368

  elephant fountain, 410–414

  Elgin Marbles, 451–452

  elogia, 373–374

  Élysée Palace, 247

  Elysian Fields, 64

  emblems, 112–115

  Emperor’s Gallery, 398

  Empire style, xv, 68, 69, 139, 242, 256, 281

  Empress Marie Louise guiding the first steps of the King of Rome, 360–361

  Encyclopedia (Diderot), 75, 312

  enemy weapons, use of, for sculpture, 189

  England, 23, 30–31, 34, 78

  appeal for asylum in, 427

  blockade of, 405

  invasion of, 116, 171–174

  war with, 289

  engraved gems, 261, 360

  Entombment (Tintoretto), 41

  epic cycle, 11

  Equus Caesaris, 5

  Etruria, 83, 291–292

  Etruscans, 55–69

  Eusebius, 121

  Eustace, Katherine, 434

  F

  family appointments, 254–266

  Famin, Auguste, 364

  fashion, 97–99, 115, 141–144, 324–325, 328

  Fea, Carlo, 198

  feast of the Assumption, 168

  Feeney, Denis, 186

  Fellah Fountain, 250

  Fenestrelle Fortress, 303

  Ferdinand I, 125, 130

  Ferdinand II, 40

  Ferdinand IV, 34, 176, 320

  Ferdinand VII, 264, 266, 417, 418

  Ferrara, 14

  Ferreri, Vincenzo, 449

  fertility symbol, 352

  Fesch, Joseph, 49, 238, 301–302, 325, 461

  Festival of Liberty, 11–13, 21

  Field of Mars, 367

  First French Empire, xv, 110–116, 205, 312, 404, 459

  Fisher, Annika Elisabeth, 127

  “Five Battles” medals, 228

  Flamininus, Titus Quinctius, 8

  Flaubert, Gustave, 72

  Flavian dynasty, 10, 204–205, 466

  Flaxman, John, 469

  fleur-de-lys, 113–114

  Florence, 83, 292–293, 342

  Folz, Robert, 124

  Fontaine, Pierre, xv, 57–69, 81, 89, 107–109, 138–140, 147, 193, 216

  Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and, 198–201

  death of, 460

  elephant fountain and, 410–411

  on imperial household, 237

  interior decorating by, 242–243

  later career of, 460

  Legion of Honor for, 362

  on Palace for King of Rome, 362

  Fontaine des Innocents, 102

  Fontaine des Invalides, 250

  Fontana, Domenico, 298

  Forum Julium, 5

  Forum Les Halles, 377

  Forum of Augustus, 104, 374–375

  Foscolo, Ugo, 403

  Fouché, Joseph, 51, 94, 241

  Fountaine du Palmier, 251–252

  fountains, 103, 248–252, 298, 372–373, 410–414, 447

  Fourth Crusade, 200

  France

  academies, 388

  Catholic Church and, 49–52, 162

  Directory regime, xii, 13–21, 34–36, 55

  laws, 51

  rivalry between England and, 23

  France, Anatole, 88

  Francesco II Gonzaga, 11

  Francis I, 207–208, 307–308, 310, 471

  Francis II, 40, 49, 63, 78, 132, 175, 176, 207

  François I, 89, 102, 147–148, 185, 370

  francs, 231

  Franks, 101–102, 119

  Frederick Augustus I, 213–214

  Frederick I, 207

  Frederick I Barbossa, 125

  Frederick II, 125, 208

  Frederick the Great, 175, 208, 208–209, 211–212, 213

  Frederick William I, 209

  Frederick William II, 209, 211

  Frederick William III, 208, 438, 439–440

  French Academy, 58, 58–59, 75

  French Church, 304–305

  French Commission on the Sciences and Arts of Egypt, 311

  French Constitution, 15, 36, 425–426

  French court, 238

  French Empire, xv, 110–116, 205, 312, 404, 459, 476

  French Renaissance style, 102–103

  French Republic, xii, 11–13, 21, 78

  French Revolution, 12, 57, 59, 90, 158, 186, 205, 244, 321, 377, 410, 466

  Frey, Katia, 248

  Fried, Johannes, 129

  Fritze, Ronald, 29

  Frochot, Nicolas, 332, 379

  Fronto, Marcus Cornelius, 430

  funerals, 373–376

  funerary monuments, 366–379, 476–477

  G

  Gaehtgens, Thomas, 88, 192

  Galen, 249

  Galleria Chiaramonti, 449

  galleries, 257–258

  Gallery of Consuls, 64–65, 70

  Gallic wars, 254

  Garde-Meuble Impérial, 242

  gardens, 147–148

  Garric, Jean-Philippe, 71

  Garrison Church, 209

  Gatti, Gaspare, 42

  Gaul, 3, 20, 217–218, 253

  Gemma Augustea, 357

  gemstones, 356, 360

  Genoa, 168–171

  Geography (Strabo), 283

  George IV, 427, 469–470

  Gérard, François, 210, 261, 370, 405

  germinal franc, 231

  Geta, 196, 466

  Ghent Altarpiece, 95

  Giard, Jean-Baptiste, 359

  Ginori, Carlo, 293

  Giovanni Andrea I, 170

  Girard, Pierre-Simon, 34, 104

  Girodet, Anne-Louis, 370

  Girometti, Giuseppe, 148–149

  Giuli, Luigia, 385

  Giustiniani collection, 438, 448

  glassmaking, 290

  The Glories of Napoleon (Appiani), 166

  Godart, Louis, 403

  Godlewska, Anne, 311, 312

  Golden Legend (Varazze), 43

  Goncourt brothers, 13

  Gondouin, Jacques, 188–189

  Gonzaga Cameo, 423

  Gonzagas, 11

  Gothic architecture, 102, 369

  Gothic era, 10

  Goubaud, Innocent-Louis, 355

  gowns, 99

  Goya, Francisco, 266

  Grafton, Anthony, 376

  Grand Camée de France, 357–360

  Grand Canal, 289


  Grand Chamberlain, 239

  Grand Châtelet, 251

  grand couvert, 239, 326

  Grand Duchy of Warsaw, 214

  Grande Armée, 156, 173, 175, 186, 187, 190, 208–214, 217, 308, 404–406, 408, 416

  Grand Écrin, 329–330

  Grandesso, Stefano, 275

  Grand Gallery, 90, 109, 323–324, 345–346, 433

  Grand Master of the Hunt, 239

  Grand Mazarin, 328

  Grand Officers, 237, 238

  Grassini, Giuseppina, 47

  Great Britain, 116

  See also England

  Great Relics, 127, 130

  Great St. Bernard, 47

  Grecian style, 69

  Greece, 8, 135, 306, 385–386

  Greek art, 7, 8, 9–10

  Gregorian calendar, 186, 232

  Gregory XIII, 165, 167, 297–298, 399

  Griffiths, Antony, 233–234

  Gros, Antoine-Jean, xiv, 20, 93–94, 370

  Guido, Benedetto, 42

  Guillaumot, Charles-Axel, 377

  H

  Habsburgs, 43, 47, 134, 307–310

  Hadrian, 26–27, 32–33, 91, 121–123, 183, 184, 196, 225, 356, 367

  Hagia Sophia, 125, 198

  hairstyles, 79, 97, 115

  Hales, Shelley, 98

  Halle aux Blés, 108

  Hall of the Caryatids, 279

  Hall of the Emperor, 402

  Hamilton, William Richard, 435, 451, 452, 468

  Hampton Court Palace, 11

  Hannibal, xi, 47, 128, 412

  Hansen, Maria Fabricius, 121

  hardstone workshops, 293

  Hatshepsut, 464

  Hayez, Francesco, 272, 449

  Headquarters service, 245

  Hebe (Canova), 345–346

  Helen (Canova), 457

  Hellenistic art, 8, 9–10

  Hemmerle, Benjamin, 387

  Hennequin, Philippe-Auguste, 116

  Henri II, 11, 102–103

  Henri IV, 369, 370

  Henry IV, 64, 90, 185, 227

  Henry VIII, 49

  Hephaestion, 189, 372

  Herculaneum, 69

  Hercules, 135

  hereditary titles, 241

  herm, 92

  heroic nudity, 385–387

  Herostratus, 464–465

  Herzan von Harras, Francesco, 43–44

  Hibbert, Christopher, 281

  Hippodrome, 198, 200

  The History of Christianity (Ziegler), 480

  Hitler, Adolf, 478

  Holland, 262–264, 418

  Holy Roman Empire, 102, 123–124, 126, 132, 207

  homes, 56–57, 63–69

  Honour, Hugh, 83

  Hope diamond, 359

  Hôtel de Beauharnais, 248

  Hôtel de Maurepas, 281

  Hôtel de Torcy, 248

  Houdon, Jean-Antoine, 220

  Household Guard, 51

  House of Savoy, 268, 269

  Huet, Valérie, 78, 188

  Hughes, Robert, 76–77, 185, 275

  Hugo, Victor, 205–206, 476

  Hundred Days, 427, 461, 462, 467, 469, 470

  hunting, 239

  I

  Ides of March, 9, 223

  imperial crypt, 366–370

  imperial emblem, 112–113

  Imperial Guard, 241

  imperial household, 237–243, 263–264

  Imperial Roman Mint, 224

 

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