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The Tyrant of the Continent is Fallen, Europe is Free, England Rejoices
Thomas Rowlandson
May 1, 1814
Blucher the Brave Extracting the Groan of Abdication from the Corsican Blood Hound
Thomas Rowlandson
April 9, 1814
Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, to left
Gilles Louis Chrétien
1781–1811
Hell Hounds Rallying Round the Idol of France
Thomas Rowlandson
April 8, 1815
Billingsgate at Bayonne, or The Imperial Dinner!
Thomas Rowlandson
July 10, 1808
[Reproduction of Delaroche's Painting of Napoleon Crossing the Alps]
Goupil et Cie
ca. 1860
Friends and Foes–Up He Goes–Sending the Corsican Munchausen to St. Cloud's
Thomas Rowlandson
December 12, 1813
John Bull Listening to the Quarrels of State Affairs
Thomas Rowlandson
May 1, 1803
Napoléon, Emperor of the French
Alexandre Evariste Fragonard
1811
The Man in the Moon! or Consular Observations
Isaac Cruikshank
September 1803
The Tomb of Napoleon
Nathaniel Currier
ca. 1842
Coming in at the Death of the Corsican Fox, Scene the Last
Thomas Rowlandson
April 12, 1814
Boney's Trial Sentence and Dying Speech, or Europe's Injuries Revenged
Thomas Rowlandson
July 28, 1815
Napoleon's tomb with a hidden silhouette
Francois-Charles Oberthür
1838–93
The Battle of Waterloo [School piece or Penmanship sheet]
George Cruikshank
ca. 1815
Bonaparte
John Kay
1801
The Corsican Munchausen – Humming the Lads of Paris
Thomas Rowlandson
December 4, 1813
A Hard Passage, or Boney Playing Base on the Continent
Thomas Rowlandson
September 24, 1808
Napoleon The Little in a Rage with His Great French Eagle!!
Thomas Rowlandson
September 20, 1808
Portrait of Napoleon I
baron François Gérard
designed 1805, woven 1808–11
A Knock down blow in the Ocean, or Bonoparte taking French leave
Anonymous, British, 19th century
August 24, 1803
Scene in a New Pantomime to be Performed at the Theatre Royal Paris
Thomas Rowlandson
April 12, 1815
The Tyrant of the Continent is Fallen, Europe is Free, England Rejoices
Thomas Rowlandson
May 1, 1814
John Bull Listening to the Quarrels of State Affairs
Thomas Rowlandson
May 1, 1803
From Top to Bottom, or Cause and Effect (Du haut en bas...ou les causes et les effets)
Elie
April 1814
The Tomb of Napoleon
Anonymous
1821–1900
A New French Phantasmagoria
Thomas Rowlandson
1803
A Long Pull A Strong Pull and a Pull Altogether
Thomas Rowlandson
November 25, 1813
Magical Print: the devil with a hidden silhouette of Napoleon
Anonymous
19th century
Scene in a New Pantomime to be Performed at the Theatre Royal Paris
Thomas Rowlandson
April 12, 1815
The Affectionate Farewell, or Kick for Kick
Thomas Rowlandson
April 17, 1814
Nap and His Friends in their Glory
Thomas Rowlandson
October 1, 1808
The Double Humbug or the Devils Imp Praying for Peace
Thomas Rowlandson
January 1, 1814
Nap and His Friends in their Glory
Thomas Rowlandson
October 1, 1813
Head Runner or Runaways from the Leipzic Fair
Thomas Rowlandson
March 2, 1814
A Review of the New Grand Army
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
1815
A Corsican Toad Under a Harrow
Thomas Rowlandson
November 27, 1813
Head Runner or Runaways from the Leipzic Fair
Thomas Rowlandson
March 2, 1814
The Corsican Munchausen – Humming the Lads of Paris
Thomas Rowlandson
December 4, 1813
Félix Vallotton, Biographie
Julius Meier-Graefe
1898