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empirearchives · 1 year

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There are multiple different roses named after Napoleon. This one is called Chapeau de Napoleon.

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#roses #flowers #Napoleon #Chapeau de Napoleon #flower names

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ebaeschnbliah · 4 years

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Rose in a cage ...

Chapeau de Napoléon, Crested Moss, Rosa Centifolia Cristata

(Breaking free from the cage & In and out)

#rosa centifolia cristata #crested rose #chapeau de napoleon #rose #nature #mi garden #original photogrpahy

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napoleondidthat · 5 years

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Napoleon’s hat in the Forest of Fontainebleau

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microcosme11 · 4 years

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Interview with the Emperor

Saint-Chamans had been in Russia as an envoy from Marshal Soult. He was bringing back dispatches for the Emperor from Savary who was then ambassador at St. Petersburg; arriving at Fontainebleau early in the morning, he was immediately summoned by Napoleon...

J'avais été surpris de trouver l'aide de camp habillé de si bon matin en grand uniforme, en culotte blanche, bas de soie et souliers à boucles, mais je le fus bien davantage de trouver le maître dans la même tenue. Il avait, de plus, le chapeau sur la tête, coiffé militairement, et se promenait de long en large, les mains derrière le dos.

— Comment vous appelez-vous?

Je dis mon nom, quoiqu'il le sût déjà par le général Mouton.

— D'où venez-vous?

— De Pétersbourg.

— Combien êtes-vous resté de jours en route?

— Seize.

— Hum ! (espèce de grognement qui revint plusieurs fois dans la conversation). Que dit Savary, là-bas?

Je lui rendis compte, ainsi que le général Savary m'en avait chargé, de différents détails qui parurent l'intéresser; il s'appesantit particulièrement sur une querelle qui avait eu lieu entre un capitaine de la marine anglaise et quelques officiers de marine russe; il tenait beaucoup à ce que la Russie déclarât la guerre à l'Angleterre; le général Savary pressentait quelques difficultés, à cet égard, qui ne me parurent pas faire impression sur lui.

Il ouvrit ses lettres, et après les avoir parcourues, il me demanda où étaient les paquets que Savary m'avait remis?

— A Paris, Sire.

— Comment, à Paris? en me regardant avec colère.

— Sans doute, Sire; il y a un carton de chiffons et quelques gros paquets; je suis venu à franc étrier à Fontainebleau, et je ne pouvais apporter tout cela sur mon cheval.

— Hum!... Allez vous reposer; vous partirez ce soir pour Paris, et vous adresserez au général Duroc tous ces chiffons, ainsi que toutes les lettres que vous apportez de Pétersbourg.

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I was surprised to find the aide-de-camp (General Mouton) dressed so early in the morning in dress uniform, in white breeches, silk stockings and shoes with buckles, but I was even more surprised to find the master in the same outfit. He had, moreover, his hat on his head, military style, and walked up and down, hands behind his back.

— What is your name?

I say my name, although he already knew it from General Mouton.

— Where are you from?

— From Petersburg.

— How many days did you spend on the road?

— Sixteen.

— Um! (kind of growl that came up several times in the conversation). What does Savary say over there?

I gave him an account, as General Savary had instructed me, of various details which seemed to interest him; he dwelled particularly on a quarrel which had taken place between a captain of the English navy and some Russian naval officers; he was very anxious that Russia should declare war on England; General Savary foresaw some difficulties in this regard, which did not seem to impress him.

He opened his letters, and after going through them, he asked me, where were the packages that Savary had delivered for me?

— In Paris, Sire.

— What, in Paris? looking at me angrily.

— No doubt, Sire; there is a box of rags(??) and some large packages; I came straight to Fontainebleau, and I could not bring all this on my horse.

— Hum! ... Go rest; you will leave this evening for Paris, and you will deliver to General Duroc all these rags, as well as all the letters which you bring from Petersburg.

#Memoirs of Saint Chamans #personal encounters with Napoleon

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a-candle-for-sherlock · 5 years

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Do you have any recommendations for some good post retirement, ACD Holmes/Watson fics? After listening to the Bert Coules version of His Last Bow I need something that will either make me feel better or let me have a good cry...

I do! I love this ask. Sussex is my favorite place for them.

The Adventure of the Travelling Correspondent (10k, M, established relationship, casefic). Romance, drama, mystery.

“Why, you’ve turned into such a romantic.”

“Years of your pernicious influence, I suppose.” We laughed, and he stroke my cheek.

The Bricks o’ the ‘Might ‘Ave Been’ (3k, T, established, WWI) by @tweedisgood. Watson talks with an old soldier about angels amid the wounded of the Great War.

“I think…” Watson began, “I think I was saved in battle by an angel once, but his name was Murray, not Gabriel, and he spoke my own tongue because he was made from stout Scots flesh and blood.”

Sun Song (7k, T, friends to lovers, jealousy) by @random-nexus. Holmes indulges in a little sentiment, and frightens Watson with his odd behavior.

“Words seemed to just fall out of Watson’s mouth without stopping by his brain for permission. ‘I saw you on the street earlier, taking leave of…someone.’”

Five Miles From Eastbourne (8k, M, established, casefic). Leaving Baker Street behind they find home again together.

“A fleck of grey now at his temple, a line or two across his brow, but still as sharp as the day we met. More human? Yes.”

Old Friends and New (1k, G, established, domesticity) by @gailbsanders. Holmes plots a party for his Watson. (This is a little scene from an ongoing series I adore.)

“Don’t pick the Chapeau de Napoleon rose today. I’ll do it tomorrow, myself, since they’re Dr Watson’s favourite.”

A Case of Immortality (2k, G, pre-slash, WWI; LJ). Holmes meets Watson at the close of the Great War.

“You will never truly die, Holmes, not so long as people love you through the pages of my ‘ridiculous romanticism.’“

Honeycomb, for a lover (200w, NR, first kiss). Watson behaves quite unexpectedly.

“I’m sorry.” “Don’t be.”

Envoi (5k, G, established relationship, domesticity; LJ). Watson records the hours of their intimacy.

“They’ve called each other ‘old men’ for decades. Now that it’s finally true, the tease has become more of an endearment than anything.”

Return Like the Sea (2k, G, pre-slash, addiction recovery; LJ). After so long a separation they find a way give each other home again.

“I just want to have you to talk to. Listen to. Even just…look at.”

All Nature is Our Satellite (1k, G, pre-slash, growing intimacy). Holmes retires, and Watson wonders whether he knows him.

“You needn’t say these things aloud, you know; you’ve got rather expressive eyebrows.”

Your Sweet Hue (1k, G, friends to lovers) by @gailbsanders. Sussex and how they make their way there.

“The meal passed in silence, but Holmes was aware of that comfortable quality that would fill a room whenever John Watson happened to be there.”

History Rewritten (5k, T, established, relationship negotiation), by @sanspatronymic. Holmes and Watson learn to live together again.

“If you must torment me with poetry, at least do it properly.”

And ones I’ve rec’ed before:

Glad With Our Carols(1k, G, established, tenderness) by @oldshrewsburyian.

“He looked up at me over his toast. ‘I should be sorry indeed to think that I had entirely lost my ability to astonish you.’ ”

Pilgrims of a Sort (12k, T, established, retrospective; also Mary Morstan/OFC) by @earlybloomingparentheses. Holmes and Watson tell their story to other lovers.

“I am not going anywhere, Holmes,” I replied, amused. “You know as well as I that our female clients, no matter how lovely, tempt me not one jot.”

Something To Retire To (9k, T, friends to partners, ace Holmes). In process toward Sussex they nearly miss each others’ wishes.

“A few minutes later, he shifted his body, stretching out along the sofa and resting his head in my lap as if it was the most natural thing in the world.”

Our Hospitality (1k, established, hurt/comfort) by @educatedinyellow. An old grief is unexpectedly raised.

“Many of my greatest pleasures in retirement were unanticipated.”

A Man Of Great Character And Better Humor (2k, G, established, caretaking) by @sanspatronymic. Holmes loves his Watson.

“He nuzzled his nose against the curve of Watson’s cheekbone so sweetly that when he muttered, ‘tough luck, old man,’ it was positively comforting.”

Rewriting History (10k, T, friends to lovers, WWI, epistolary) by @educatedinyellow. Watson goes to war again, and writes to his Holmes.

“When I arrive back in England, then, I will come straight to you for our visit. We can read and argue to our hearts’ content.”

Thanks for the ask! Anyone else have Sussex recs? Add them here!

#asks #monicapelser #fic rec #holmes and watson #h/w #sussex

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langesylvest5 · 2 years

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gerardbillet · 3 years

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valloninfo · 4 years

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Le Chapeau de Napoleon est vendu

Vue depuis le Chapeau de Napoléon

L’entreprise horlogère Voutilainen basée à Môtiers devient propriétaire du Chapeau de Napoléon.

La rumeur annoncée par vallon.info ces derniers jours [notre article à relire ici] semble bel et bien confirmée selon la radio régionale RTN. Selon ce même média, le contrat de vente a été signé ce mercredi 14 octobre. Le montant de la vente n’a pas été communiqué…

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the-grace-of-roses · 6 years

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Spring blooming of old rose “Chapeau de Napoleon”

… for Season Greetings

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retegenova · 6 years

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Domenica 3 giugno alle ore 16.00 torna nello splendido contesto dei Parchi e Musei di Nervi “Di rose e … di altre meraviglie”, percorso tra arte, fiori e sapori, a cura del Dipartimento Scientifico della Cooperativa Solidarietà e Lavoro.

Le magnifiche opere contenute nei Musei di Genova Nervi e i rigogliosi esemplari che colorano il roseto L. Viacava offrono infiniti spunti per ragionare e godere della bellezza della regina dei fiori.

Chapeau de Napoleon, Global Water, Rita Levi Montalcini sono solo alcuni dei nomi che si incontrano passeggiando tra i cespugli colorati. Si scoprirà perchè i grandi ibridatori di rose hanno dato loro quei nomi , e nelle sale delle Raccolte Frugone e della Galleria d’Arte Moderna i partecipanti potranno ammirare ciò che il talento dell’uomo ha creato per confrontarsi con la bellezza della natura.

A seguire, sulla magnifica terrazza di Villa Saluzzo Serra, sede della Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Maria Giulia Scolaro, produttrice di Sciroppo e Composta di Rose da agricoltura Biologica e presidio Slow Food, svelerà svariati utilizzi in cucina dei prodotti “made in rosa” , con degustazione di alcune specialità.

Costo: € 10,00 comprensivi di ingresso alle Raccolte Frugone e Galleria d’Arte Moderna, approfondimento tematico, degustazione.

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nellyagain · 7 years

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The village of Aguerd-Oudad, 3km from #Tafraoute in the anti atlas South of Morocco has an incredible rock formation looming over the town that is known as Le Chapeau de Napoleon ( Napoleon's Hat). 😭#theworldisbigandiwanttoseeit Double T❤P some love ******** I really enjoy reading all your comments so don’t be shy ☺️ add below: http://ift.tt/2vOTTXF

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ebaeschnbliah · 4 years

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Breaking free from the cage ....

Chapeau de Napoléon, Crested Moss, Rosa Centifolia Cristata

(Rose in a cage & In and out)

#chapeau de napoleon #crested moss #rosa centifolia cristata #roses #nature #mi garden #original photogrpahy

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ecoamerica · 2 months

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napoleondidthat · 6 years

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Possibly my most favorite Napoleon purchase ever! (Chapeau de Napoleon 1805) Napoleon’s hat 1805 from the Musée de l’armee Paris, France

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microcosme11 · 4 years

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Napoleon comments on Mme Bertrand’s chapeau

L’Empereur examine la toilette de Mme Bertrand :

— Ah ! Madame, à Paris, on n’aurait pas mis un chapeau lilas avec une robe lilas. Il y aurait eu au chapeau quelques rubans blancs et non lilas.

— Nous sommes loin de ce temps, dit Mme Bertrand.

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The Emperor examines Mrs. Bertrand's toilette:

— Ah! Madam, in Paris, we wouldn't have put on a lilac hat with a lilac dress. There would have been a few white ribbons, not lilac, in the hat.

— "We are far from that time," said Madame Bertrand.

https://www.napoleon-histoire.com/sainte-helene-bertrand-janvier-1818/2/

#sartorial comments of Napoleon #saint helena

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traveltheworldaway-blog · 7 years

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Ooh la la. Paris is burning and we lit the match. Whether you’re painting your masterpiece, becoming the next Pablo Picasso on left bank, or strolling along Rue montorgueil, and sampling sugary snacks along the right bank, Paris will keep your summer abroad fulfilling. Now let’s do as the Parisians; wake up, grab your chapeau and begin the day.

Across endless roads of cobblestone, and restless nights at Le Baron, Paris has become a muse to us all but nothing is more wonderful to see than the Eiffle Tower. Of course, that’s the first thing everyone wants to cross off their list who comes to paris, seeing this one of a kind iron structure located on champ de mars keeps the city up all night.

Moving on, the arc de triumph. Another one of paris most famous monuments, which napoleon I had built to honor his army. A tomb of an unknown solider lies here, and a candle is lit every night in remembrance. This 164 foot tall monument has a 284 step stairwell inside and the view from the top is worth every step.

The Louvre; The worlds largest museum. This place first started out as a fortress to protect the city from viking attacks, and then went on to house Louis XIV before he moved his home to Versilles. The museum expanded a great deal over time and then of course in the 21st century the Pyramids were built. This grand museum holds some of the work of the most famous artists since the beginning of time. Yes, this museum is where the mona lisa sits, alone on a free standing wall in the middle of the room. Lines can be extremely long waiting to get into this place, by purchasing the paris pass you are able to skip the line and walk right in, worth every penny. This pass can also get you into a lot more attractions in Paris so don’t forget to check it out before your trip abroad.

The palace of versilles. Outside the city lights, in what then was a quiet country side, is where king louisXIV built his palace. This is where the chandelier room sits,also know as the hall of mirrors, with hundreds of visitors each day. Get there early this place fills up fast and the lines can get extremely long, but its worth the wait. You can walk through the palace and see the history through all the rooms, or you can wander around the property, where they have gardens, a few cafes, and The estate of Trianon which was the home of Queen Marie Antoinette.

Notre Dame, “Our lady of Paris.” A cathedral catholic church that sits along side of the seine. Climb upstairs to enjoy wonderful views of the city while rubbing the shoulders of a gargoyle. The architecture will leave you breathless.

The city of lights. Ooh la la. Paris is burning and we lit the match. Whether you're painting your masterpiece, becoming the next Pablo Picasso on left bank, or strolling along Rue montorgueil, and sampling sugary snacks along the right bank, Paris will keep your summer abroad fulfilling.

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mytatouage · 7 years

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Les Tatouages de Portraits Historiques.

Read More HERE: Les Tatouages de Portraits Historiques. - L'article Les Tatouages de Portraits Historiques. Publié en Premier sur: My Tatouage.

Les Tatouages de Portraits Historiques.

Fait ou Fiction: L'histoire est L'inspiration Ultime.

Prenez une minute pour apprendre quelques-uns des personnages les plus colorés d'autrefois et votre esprit sera rempli d'idées de tatouage étonnant. L'histoire regorge de mythes, de grands contes et de réflexions sur ce qui pourrait arriver à d'importantes figures historiques. Alors que Hollywood aime glisser sur les morceaux peu recommandables, souvent en les remplaçant par des contes de fins heureux, la véritable histoire est ce qui nous intéresse - les histoires d'accidents tragiques qui se sont transformés en une passion nouvelle, les histoires oubliées et déchirantes des derniers monarques . Les mythes ne sont intéressants que lorsque vous découvrirez la vérité.

Les Tatouages de Marie Roura.

1. Tattoo Frida Kahlo by Lydia Marier (via IG-lmariera).

2. Tattoo Portrait de Frida Kahlo by Fillip Pacheco (via IG-_fillipepacheco_).

3. Tatouage Portrait Frida Kahlo by David Corden (via IG-davidcorden).

Frida Kahlo est l'une des icônes les plus importantes du Mexique dans l'histoire, loin de surpasser son mari Diego Rivera dans la popularité et la signification historique. Kahlo avait initialement eu l'envie de devenir médecin avant qu'un accident de bus tragique ne change sa route. Après avoir subi des blessures menaçant sa vie, Kahlo a commencé à peindre, ce qui finit par la conduire dans le chemin de la grandeur artistique.

4. Tatouage Napoléon Bonaparte by Alix Ge (via IG-alixge).

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5. Tatouage Portrait Napoleon Bonaparte by Kamil Czapiga (via IG-kamilczapiga).

Napoléon Bonaparte est probablement le plus connu pour sa taille, mais contrairement à la croyance populaire, Bonaparte était en fait d'une taille normale pour son temps. Il mesurait environ 1m67, l'idée fausse de sa taille provient effectivement de sa stratégie de combat. En ce qui concerne ses gardes du corps qui étaient beaucoup plus grands que lui en temps de guerre, Bonaparte avait l'air assez court sur pattes en comparaison, et donc le mythe est né.

6. Tatouage Fiction Boite a Musique de Anastasia by Avalon Rose (via IG-avalonrosetattoo).

7. Tatouage Gregori Rasputin by Phil Kaulen (via IG-blutjugend).

L'exécution de la famille Romanov (les derniers souverains impériaux de Russie), est l'un des contes les plus tragiques de l'histoire. Après avoir été emmenés dans un palais isolé et forcés de vivre en résidence surveillée, ils ont été exécutés dans les petites heures de la matinée du 17 juillet 1918. Sous la pression, ils étaient déplacés vers un lieu différent pour des raisons de sécurité depuis l'avancement de la Révolution, la famille a été emmenée au sous-sol pour attendre le transport. Un peloton de tir descendit, et annonça leur exécution. Alors que leurs parents sont morts au cours de la première ronde de tire, Olga, Tatiana, Maria et Anastasia survécu toutes apparemment indemne. À l'insu de leurs ravisseurs, leur mère, Alexandra, avait cousu des diamants dans leurs vêtements, ce qui a poussé les balles à ricochet et a agi comme une sorte d'armure. Malheureusement, contrairement au mythe, aucun des Romanov n'a échappé à ce sous-sol, un deuxième et un troisième tour ont été tirés peu de temps après avoir tué le reste de la famille.

8. Tatouage Torse de Marie Antoinette by Lydia Marier (via IG-lmariera).

9. Tattoo Marie Antoinette Haut Chapeau by Drew Linden (via IG-drewlinden).

C'est la chose pour laquelle elle est la plus connue, sa phrase entendue partout autour du monde, transcendant les âges - «Qu'ils mangent du gâteau!». Tout le monde connaît l'impopularité infâme de la reine Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna, mieux connue sous le nom de Marie-Antoinette, mais il n'y a aucune trace qu'elle est réellement prononcer ces mots infâmes. De nombreux savants croient que le mythe a été lancé comme un moyen d'exprimer à quel point la famille royale française était hors de contact avec le reste de la souffrance du pays.

10. Tatouage Marie Antoinette by Anki Michler (via IG-_ankimichler).

Merci de votre visite et surtout merci de partager ces magnifiques tatouages avec vos amis sur Facebook, Twitter ou Pinterest.

A bientôt - Le TattooTeam

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Watch the 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards for High School Students now: https://youtu.be/5C-bb9PoRLc

The recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by student climate leaders! Join Aishah-Nyeta Brown & Jerome Foster II and be inspired by student climate leaders as we recognize the High School Student finalists. Watch now to find out which student received the $25,000 grand prize and top recognition!

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