Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon I (detail 4) 1805-07

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"Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon I and the Coronation of the Empress Josephine in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris on 2 December 1804" is a large-scale painting by the French artist Jacques-Louis David, who was the official painter of Napoleon. Commissioned by Napoleon in 1804, the work was completed in 1807 and remains one of David's most famous and monumental pieces. The painting, also known as "The Coronation of Napoleon," is a detailed representation of the coronation ceremony held at Notre-Dame Cathedral, capturing a pivotal moment in French history when Napoleon crowned himself Emperor of the French, signifying the establishment of the First French Empire after the end of the French Revolution.

The section of the painting known as "Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon I (detail 4)" focuses on a specific aspect of the grand composition, highlighting the intricate details and the individuals involved in the ceremony. David's meticulous attention to detail and his commitment to realism and neoclassical principles are evident in this segment of the painting. The artist conducted extensive research, including attending the actual event and making numerous sketches and studies to ensure the accuracy of the details, from the sumptuous fabrics and regalia to the dignitaries' expressions and postures.

This detail, along with the rest of the painting, is housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris and stands as a testament to David's skill in historical painting and his role in shaping the visual iconography of the Napoleonic era. The work not only captures a significant historical event but also serves as a piece of political propaganda, emphasizing Napoleon's power and the legitimacy of his imperial reign. The painting's grandeur and the complexity of its composition have made it an enduring subject of study for art historians and a key example of early 19th-century French painting.

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