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Élisa Napoléeone Baciocchi (Lucca, 1806 – Morbihan, 1869) was the daughter of Élisa Bonaparte and Felice Baciocchi. The sweet little girl with the curly hair so often portrayed with her mother in portraits was the only one among the couple’s children to live to old age. She led a long and adventurous life, in the chapters of which it is ...
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Elisa Napoléone Baciocchi Label from public data source Wikidata; Sources. found: Napoleona, 2008: p. 9 (Napoleone Elisa; Elisa Napoleone, daugther of Elisa Bonaparte Baciocchi; b. June 3, 1806 in Lucca, Italy) p.11 (Napoleone Elisa, or Madame Napoléon) ...
Élisa Napoléone Baciocchi (geboren in Lucca, on 3. Juni 1806 - starb in Colpo, am 3. Februar 1869), Genannt "Madame Napoleone" wurde die Prinzessin von Namen Lucca und Piombino von Napoleon I st (sein Onkel) der 27. Juni 1808.
Elisa e Felice Baciocchi ebbero cinque figli: Felice Napoleone Baciocchi (1798 - 1799) Napoleone Baciocchi (1803 - 1803) Elisa Napoleona Baciocchi (1806 - 1869), sposò il conte Filippo Camerata-Passionei di Mazzoleni. Il loro unico figlio, Carlo Felice, morì suicida a 26 anni. Girolamo Carlo Baciocchi (1810 - 1811)
To extend power across the continent, Napoleon arranged for his sisters to marry into the courts of Europe. The sitter is his niece, daughter of the Grand-Duke of Tuscany (the bee on her cup is a Napoleonic emblem). While the girl’s nakedness might startle us today, in the early 1800s depicting children nude emphasized their purity and innocence. The work takes its cues from ancient ...
Elisa Bonaparte Elisa Napoléone Baciocchi; Date: 1810 Medium: oil on canvas. Collection: Napoleonic Museum Native name: Museo napoleonico di Roma: Parent institution: Museum system of Roma Capitale Location: Rome, Italy. Coordinates: 41° 54′ 07.11″ ...
