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The Caesar of Paris

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by Susan Jaques


  India, 23

  infrastructure building, xv, 103–110

  Ingres, Jean-Auguste-Dominique, xiv, 260, 385, 400, 402, 459

  Innocent XIII, 299

  Institut d’Égypt, 311

  insurrection, 55

  intaglios, 356, 360

  Intendant-General, 238–239

  interior design, 60–63, 65–69, 70–71

  iron construction, 108

  Iron Crown, 164–165

  Isabey, Jean-Baptiste, 57, 141–144, 239, 247, 353

  Isis, 25, 26, 32

  Islam, 29

  The Issue of Laws Protecting Antiquities (Ferreri), 449

  Italian Republic, 70

  Italy. See also specific cities and regions

  art plunder of, 11–21, 41, 90, 91, 121, 390–391

  art repatriation, 433–442, 447–450

  first Italian campaign, xi, 13–16

  Kingdom of, 162, 256–257, 288, 290

  Napoleon’s conquest of, 13–21

  second Italian campaign, 47–52, 94–95

  J

  Jacob, François-Honoré, 62

  Jacob, Georges, 61–62

  Jacob, Georges II, 62

  Jacobsen, Helen, 58

  Jaffa, 31

  Jefferson, Thomas, 219, 4534

  Jena Bridge, 214

  Jenkins, Susan, 469

  Jerusalem, 10, 121–122, 126, 203–204

  Jesuit order, 447

  Jeuffroy, Romain-Vincent, 157

  jewelry, 96–99, 115, 328–330

  Jews, 291

  Johns, Christopher, 382, 384

  Josephus, Flavius, 10, 203

  Jouberthon, Alexandrine, 111

  Jourdan, Annie, 219

  Jourdan, Jean-Baptiste, 127

  Julian Forum, 254

  Julian the Apostate, 101, 157

  Julius II, 11, 18, 167

  July Revolution, 471, 474

  Jupiter, 223

  Jupiter d’Otricoli, 18

  Jupiter Optimus Maximus, 4, 5–6

  Justinian I, 10, 121

  K

  Karlskrone, 133–134

  Karlsschrein, 125–126

  Kellerman, Marshal, 354

  Kingdom of Italy, 162, 256–257, 288, 290

  Kingdom of Naples, 176

  Kingdom of Westphalia, 213, 215, 256

  King of Italy, 164–166

  King of Rome, 351–356, 463

  The King of Rome (Gérard), 405

  Kiosk of Trajan, 34

  Kléber, Jean-Baptiste, 35, 48

  Kleiner, Diana, 223

  Knights of Saint John, 29

  Koran, 23, 37

  L

  Labienus, Titus, 100

  ladies-in-waiting, 237–238

  La Fenice, 290

  Lafitte, Louis, 61

  La Joyeuse, 134

  Lake Albano, 450

  Lancaster, Lynne, 181

  Laocoön, 17–18, 86, 439

  La Paolina. See Venus Victrix

  Lapatin, Kenneth, 329

  La Scala, 290

  Las Cases, Emmanuel, 473

  Lascelles, Christopher, 45–46

  Lateran Basilica, 48

  latrines, 104

  laurel crowns, 136

  Lavallée, Athanase, 88

  Lawrence, Thomas, 444, 450, 453

  Lebrun, Charles, 71

  Le Brun, Jean-Baptiste-Pierre, 88–89

  Leclerc, Dermide, 268

  Leclerc, Victor-Emmanuel, 256

  Leda and the Swan (Correggio), 213, 435

  Leda Fountain, 252

  Legion of Honor, 78, 115, 116, 201, 241, 362

  Legrand, Jacques, 369

  Leipzig, Battle of, 416–417

  Leivick, Joel, 282

  Lemaistre, Leroy-Jay, 92

  Le Mémorial de Sainte-Hélène, 473

  Lemot, François-Frédéric, 200

  Lentz, Thierry, 129

  Leo III, 123, 124, 131, 146, 148

  Leoni, Daniele, 223, 224

  Leopold Wilhelm, 114

  Leo X, 49

  Lepère, Jean-Baptiste, 188–189

  Lepidus, 9

  LeRoy, 328

  Les Invalides, 103

  Le Sueur, Jean-François, 150

  libraries, 305–307

  Ligurian Republic, 169

  Livre du Sacre (Ségur), 239

  Livy, 8

  Lloyd, Christopher, xiv

  Loggia of the Heroes, 170–171

  Lombardy, 39, 47

  London, 103, 451–453

  Longhih, Roberto, 458

  looting, 7–10, 13–21

  See also art plunder

  L’Orient, 23–24

  Louis I, 83, 369, 403

  Louisiana Territory, 61

  Louis-Napoleon, 313

  Louis-Philippe, 471, 473, 480

  Louis XI, 126

  Louis XII, 11

  Louis XIII, 11

  Louis XIV, 58, 64, 66, 71, 85, 89, 103, 114, 185, 188, 193, 234, 239, 321, 369, 371

  Louis XV, 64, 69, 96, 215, 220, 369

  Louis XVI, 44, 63–64, 69, 90, 319, 364, 466

  Louis XVIII, xv, 44, 63, 420, 421, 425, 428, 434, 435, 437, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470

  Louvre, xv, 21, 41, 79, 82, 85–92, 102, 103, 109, 128, 444, 458

  See also Musée Napoléon

  Louvre-Tuileries complex, 193

  loyalty oaths, 390

  Lucca, 281, 292

  Lucullus, 6

  Ludwig, Emil, 23–24

  Luna, 283, 284

  Lusnia, Susann, 195–196

  Lutetia, 100–101

  Lutetia, Battle of, 100

  Lützen, Battle of, 414–415

  luxury goods, 243–248

  Lyon, 70

  M

  Macdonald, Francesco, 461

  MacGregor, Neil, 120–121

  Mack, Charles, 187

  Macpherson, James, 401

  Madame Mère Seated (Canova), 273–275

  Madeleine Church, xiv

  Madonna of Montefeltro (Piero della Francesca), 258

  Madonna with Angels (Cimabue), 391

  Madonna with St. Jerome (Correggio), 14

  Madrid, 264–265, 405

  Mainardi, Patricia, 13

  Mainz, 132

  Maison Carrée, 217–219

  Majanlahti, Anthony, 268–269

  Malaspina family, 288

  Malatestiana Library, 163

  Malet, Claude François de, 408

  Malmaison. See Château de Malmaison

  Malta, 29, 116

  Mamelukes, 23, 29, 30, 31, 51, 241

  Manin, Ludovico, 46

  Mantegna, Andrea, 11

  Mantua, 11

  marble, 282–287

  Marcantonio II, 277

  Marcantonio IV, 277–278

  Marcellinus, Ammianus, 157

  Marcellus, M. Claudius, 7, 8

  Marcellus I, 230, 367

  Marciana Library, 290

  Marengo, Battle of, 49, 95, 192, 229

  Marescalchi, Ferdinando, 345

  Maria Augusta of Saxony, 317

  Maria Carolina, 176

  Maria Louisa, 291–292

  Maria Theresa, 228, 234, 308–309

  Marie Antoinette, 61, 63–64, 69, 176, 238, 319, 320, 333, 364, 466

  Marie Louise, 83, 317–330, 332–334, 337–344, 351–353, 356, 362, 404, 405, 416, 419, 421, 454, 463

  Marie Louise as Concordia (Canova), 346–347, 454

  Marini, Gaetano, 441

  Marini, Marino, 305, 441–442

  Marlowe, Elizabeth, 196–197

  marriage, 56–57

  Marriage of the Virgin (Perugino), 440

  The Marriage of the Virgin (Raphael), 258

  marriage(s)

  arranged by Napoleon, 71, 255–256

  of Napoleon, 56–57, 150, 307, 313, 319–330

  Mars, 222–223, 381

  Mars and Venus (Canova), 452

  Mars Fountaine, 250–251
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  Marshal’s Table, 247

  Mars Rotunda, 86

  Martin I, 46

  Mary Magdalene, 215, 480

  Massa, 282, 286, 293

  Masséna, André, 47

  Massilia, 4

  Mathis, Christine de, 316, 322

  Mattei, Alessandro, 43–44

  Matthews, Kenneth D., 251

  Maury, Jean-Sifrein, 44

  mausoleums, 366–370

  Maximilian I, 207, 256, 463

  Mayor of Paris, 51

  Mazois, François, 261

  McClellan, Andrew, 90

  McLellan, Andrew, 440

  medallions, 222–234, 326–327

  medals, 157, 226–234, 326–327, 354–355

  Medici, Catherine de, 64, 103

  Medici, Marie de, 159

  Medici dynasty, 228

  Medici Venus, 83–84, 88, 91, 403

  Melikian, Souren, 278

  memory sanction, 465–471

  Menou, Jacques, 36

  Merovingian dynasty, 114, 368

  Merryman, John Henry, 10

  Metternich, Clemens von, 259, 281, 317, 319, 415–416, 437

  Meynier, Charles, 86, 199

  Micha, 285–286

  Michelangelo, 14, 18, 185, 298

  micromosaics, 150

  Milan, xiv, 10, 163–164, 256–258, 288–290

  Milan coronation, 162–166

  Milan Mint, 228

  Military Academy (Paris), xi

  military household, 240–243

  military uniforms, 209–210

  Milvian Bridge, 121

  Minerva Giustiniani, 448

  Missirini, Melchior, 75

  Mithridates, 6

  Moduin of Autun, 120

  Monge, Gaspard, 28, 35

  Mongols, 29

  Mons Claudianus, 26

  Mons Porphyrites, 26

  Montesquiou-Fezensac, Anne Elisabeth Pierre de, 355–356

  monuments, 10, 380

  Egyptian, 32–33, 34, 108

  funerary, 366–379, 476–477

  Roman, 7, 27–28, 108, 366–367

  Monza Palace, 163

  Morel, Jean-Marie, 62

  Morrissey, Robert, 130

  mosaics, 149, 150

  Moscow, 406, 407

  Mountain of Martyrs, 101

  Muiron, 35

  Mummis, Lucius, 8

  Murano, 290

  Murat, Caroline, 247, 258–262, 313, 320, 322, 461–462

  Murat, Joachim, 35, 65, 71, 82, 151–152, 247, 258–262, 303, 320, 322, 417, 461–462

  Musée des Antiques, 85, 128

  Musée des Monuments Français, 88

  Musée Napoléon, 279, 305, 380, 421, 433–440

  Musée National, 90

  Musée Royal, 421, 434–440

  Museo Chiaramonti, 77, 448

  Museo del Prado, 266

  Museo Sacro, 16

  Myrrhine ware, 9

  Myssok, Johannes, 75

  N

  Naples, 176, 260, 262

  Naples Mint, 261

  Napoeonic memorabilia, 467

  Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker (Canova), 81, 380–385, 387, 390, 468–469

  Napoleon Crowning Joséphine (David), 159–160

  Napoléon Empereur (Bartolini), 92

  Napoleon François Joseph Charles, 351–356, 365, 463

  Napoleon I, 110–116, 146, see also Bonaparte, Napoleon

  Napoleonic Code, 255

  Napoleonic medals, 228–234, 326–327, 354–355

  Napoleonic wars, 171–176, 207–215, 301

  Napoleon III, 313, 476, 477

  Napoleon on His Imperial Throne (Ingres), 385, 400

  “Napoleon’s Eye,” 88

  See also Denon, Dominique-Vivant

  National Archives, 305

  National Guard, 156, 414

  Natural History (Pliny the Elder), 189

  Nectanebo II, 37, 435

  nefs, 155

  Neipperg, Adam Albert von, 404, 463

  Nelson, Horatio, xiv, 29–30, 30–31

  Nelson, Lord, 174–175

  Nemausus, 217–218

  neoclassical movements, 10, 16

  neoclassical style, 68, 69, 92, 202, 381, 458

  Neopolis, 168

  nepotism, 254

  Nero, 26, 194, 465, 466

  Nerva, 179, 466

  Netherlands, 436–437

  New Year’s gifts, 246

  Nile, Battle of the, 30–31

  Nile River, 24, 34

  Nîmes, 218–219

  Nitot, François-Regnault, 328–329

  Nitot, Marie-Étienne, 167, 360

  Nobilior, M. Fluvius, 8

  nobility, 241

  Norman Conquest, xiii

  Normans, 122

  Notre Dame Cathedral, 100, 102, 136–140, 150, 168

  Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, 220

  nudity, 381, 385–387

  O

  oak leaf, 136

  Oath of the Horatii (David), 158

  obelisks, 27–28, 249

  Octavia, 24–25

  Octavian. See Augustus, Octavian

  Odo of Bayeux, 172

  Odo of Metz, 121

  Olausson, Magnus, 351

  Old Testament, 113

  Oliver, Bette, xv

  Omphale, 135

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

  opera nobilia, 10

  orator’s pose, 95

  Order of Malta, 116

  Order of the Golden Fleece, 310

  Order of the Iron Crown, 166

  Organic Articles, 52, 301

  Ossian (Macpherson), 400–401

  Östenberg, Ida, 7

  Ostrogoths, 122

  Otto I, 130, 133, 164–165

  Ottomans, 23, 29, 31, 35

  Ourcq canal, 103–104

  ovations, 7

  P

  Pacca, Bartolomeo, 300, 303, 409

  Packer, James, 183–184

  Paganini, Niccolò, 281–282, 292

  Paisello, Giovanni, 281

  Palace for the King of Rome, 361–365, 409–410

  palaces, 241–243, 257, 281, 361–362. See also specific palaces

  Palacio Nuevo, 264

  Palacio Real, 462

  Pala d’Oro, 127

  Palais-Bourbon, 220

  Palais de la Bourse, 220–221

  Palais du Luxembourg, 63

  Palance of Ingelheim, 124

  Palatine Chapel, 86, 121, 125

  Palazzina di Caccia, 268

  Palazzo Chiablese, 267–268

  Palazzo del Principe, 169, 170

  Palazzo del Quirinale, xiii

  Palladio, 41, 42

  Palladio, Andrea, 198

  pan-European empire, 255

  Pantheon, 122

  Paoli, Pasquale, xi

  Papal States, 43, 77, 162, 302

  papal tiaras, 46, 167, 450

  papal tombs, 76

  Paradise (Tintoretto), 440

  Parant, Louis-Bertin, 360, 361

  Parian type 1 marble, 284

  Paris, 1

  burial practices, 377–379

  Canova in, 79–84

  as cultural capital, xiii, 244, 312

  fountains, 248–252, 372–373, 410–414

  history of, 100–103

  infrastructure of, xv, 103–110

  insurrection in, 55

  modernization of, 109–110

  as new Rome, 187

  Roman roots of, 100–101

  sanitation system, 104–105

  traffic in, 251

  triumphal arches for, 192–206

  water supply of, 103–104, 248, 252

  world library in, 305–306

  Parisii, 100, 101

  Paris Mint, 230, 234

  Parma, 14, 442

  Parthians, 194

  Paschal III, 125

  Patterson, Elizabeth, 111, 167–168

  Paul II, 325

  Pauline Borghese a
s Venus Victrix (Canova), 269–275

  Pauline Chapel, 298

  Paulus, Aemilius, 20

  Paul V, 276, 298

  Pavillon du Roi, 103

  Pavlovna, Anna, 318

  Peace of Amiens, 78, 116

  Pellicani, Carlo, 164

  Peninsular War, 415–416

  pensioners, 58

  Pentelic marble, 284

  Pepin the Short, 102, 146

  Percier, Charles, xv, 57–69, 73, 89, 107, 109, 138–140, 167, 193

  Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and, 198–201

  death of, 460

  interior decorating by, 242–243

  later career of, 459–460

  legacy of, 460

  on Palace for King of Rome, 362

  Père Lachaise Cemetery, 379

  Perino del Vaga, 169–170

  Pernon, Camille, 70

  Perosini, Scipione, 390

  Perseus, 20

  Perseus (Canova), 77

  Persian Empire, 24

  personal emblem, 113–114

  personal iconography, xiv

  Pertinax, 194

  Perugino, Pietro, 440

  Petit Luxembourg, 63

  Philae, 34

  Philip II, 102, 136, 241

  Philip V, 8

  Philostratus, 253

  Phocas, 184

  Phrygian marble, 284

  Piacenza, 14

  Piazza del Plebscito, 261

  Piazza San Marco, 291

  Pichegru, Jean-Charles, 110

  Piedmont, 267–268

  Piero della Francesca, 258

  Pietà (Bellini), 258

  Pigalle, Jean-Baptiste, 381

  pilgrimages, 126

  Pinacoteca di Brera, 258

  Pinacoteca Vaticana, 449

  Pio-Clementino, 16–17, 18

  Piombino, 280

  Pitti Palace, 292

  Pius VI, 15–17, 28, 34, 40, 44, 46, 49, 167, 230, 300

  Pius VII, xii, xiii, 48, 198

  abduction of, 299–305

  art restitution and, 435, 441

  burial of, 451

  Canova and, 77

  coronation of, 46

  death of, 450

  Diu satis, 46

  election of, 40–45

  move to France of, 395–399

  Napoleon and, 49–52, 128, 137, 145–154, 162, 167–168, 174, 299–305, 387, 395–396, 408–409

  portrait of, by David, 161

  release of, 419, 446

  restoration of Church and city of Rome by, 447–450

  triumphal reentry into Rome of, 446–447

  Pizzi, Angelo, 287

  Place de la Concorde, 188

  Place de la Madeleine, 215–216, 219–220

  Place du Carrousel, 193

  Place du Châtelet, 251

  Place Vendôme column, xiv, 187–191

  Pliny the Elder, 17, 86, 105, 113, 189, 243, 329, 385

  Plotina, 183, 185, 356

  Plutarch, 6, 20, 25, 430

  Po-Adda-Mincio medal, 228–229

  pointing technique, 75

  Poland, 214, 405, 408

  Pollux, 448

  Polykleitos, 10

  Pompadour, Madamde de, 96

  Pompeia, 317

  Pompeii, 69, 261–262

  Pompey Magnus, 6, 8–9, 254, 255, 329

  Pons Triumphalis, 447

  Pont d’Austerlitz, 108

  Pont des Arts, 107, 108

  Pont d’Iéna, 108

 

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