The Grand Coronation Procession of Napoleon the 1st Emperor of France from the Church of Notre Dame

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"The Grand Coronation Procession of Napoleon the 1st Emperor of France from the Church of Notre Dame" is a satirical print by the British caricaturist James Gillray, created in 1805. The artwork is a commentary on the pomp and circumstance surrounding the coronation of Napoleon Bonaparte, which took place on December 2, 1804. Gillray, known for his sharp wit and critical eye, uses this piece to mock the grandeur and self-importance of the event, as well as the political figures involved.

The print depicts a grand procession with a caricatured Napoleon at its center, surrounded by various figures of the French government and clergy, all exaggerated to emphasize their vanity and the perceived absurdity of the ceremony. Gillray's work often reflected British skepticism and hostility towards Napoleon and the French political landscape during this period of history. His caricatures were widely circulated and appreciated for their humor and political commentary.

As a prominent example of political satire from the early 19th century, "The Grand Coronation Procession of Napoleon the 1st Emperor of France from the Church of Notre Dame" serves as a historical document, providing insight into the public perception and criticism of Napoleon's reign and the broader political tensions of the era. The print remains an important piece within the oeuvre of James Gillray and is studied for its artistic merit, historical significance, and its role in the tradition of British satirical art.

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