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1. ro.wikipedia.org › wiki › Pauline_BonapartePauline Bonaparte - Wikipedia

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   Pauline Bonaparte (n. 20 octombrie 1780 — d. 9 iunie 1825) a fost prima Ducesă suverană de Guastalla, o Prințesă imperială franceză și Prințesă consoartă de Sulmona și Rossano. A fost al șaselea copil al soților Letizia Ramolino și Carlo Buonaparte, reprezentanții Corsicăi la curtea regelui Ludovic al XVI-lea al Franței ...

2. www.projekt-gutenberg.org › aretz › napoleonGlanz und Untergang der Familie Napoleons - Projekt Gutenberg

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   Pauline Bonaparte.« Wie sie gesagt hatte, setzte sie den Briefwechsel mit dem Geliebten fort. Aber schließlich mußte sie gehorchen. Ihre große, starke Liebe, die, wie sie meinte, allen Stürmen trotzen würde, ging in der Pflicht unter, dem Bruder, dem die Familie alles verdankte, unbedingten Gehorsam zu leisten. Paulette war 16 Jahre alt ...

3. www.encyclopedia.com › bonaparte-pauline-1780-1825Bonaparte, Pauline (1780–1825) | Encyclopedia.com

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   Bonaparte, Pauline (1780–1825) Princess Borghese and duchess of Guastalla. Name variations: Marie Pauline; Maria-Paoletta. Born Carlotta Bonaparte in Ajaccio, Corsica, on October 20, 1780; died in Florence, Italy, on June 9, 1825; daughter ofLetizia Bonaparte (1750–1836) and Carlo Bonaparte (a Corsican lawyer); younger sister of Napoleon I, emperor of France (r. 1804–1815); married ...

4. www.penguinrandomhouse.com › books › 55828Pauline Bonaparte: Venus of Empire - Penguin Random House

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   Pauline was, Fraser admits, ‘a terrible model.’ Which is, of course, why she’s such fun to read about.” —The New York Times Book Review “Flora Fraser has plucked [Pauline Bonaparte] from the shadows and, through archives, diaries and letters, reveals one of the most colorful, crafty and intriguing women of the 19th century.”

5. www.about.jstor.org › blog › surface-beauty-neoclassicism-andSurface beauty: neoclassicism and Napoleon’s scandalous sister -...

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   5. Dez. 2014 · Blame it on the model. Pauline Bonaparte, Napoleon’s sister, did not exactly enjoy a great reputation. While less grasping and rapacious than the rest of her family, Pauline was widely considered vain, capricious, and selfish. After catching her in flagrante delicto in his office with one of his generals, Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc ...

6. commons.wikimedia.org › wiki › Category:Pauline_BonaparteCategory:Pauline Bonaparte - Wikimedia Commons

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   25. Dez. 2020 · Pauline Bonaparte and her lovers, as revealed by contemporary witnesses, by her own love-letters and by the anti-Napoleonic pamphleteers (IA cu31924024327706).pdf 760 × 1,200, 308 pages; 5.55 MB Manifattura francese, manto di paolina in velluto verde ricamato, ante 1814, 00,0.jpg 3,416 × 5,248; 5.93 MB

7. quellochepiaceavaleria.com › en › pauline-bonaparte-borghesePauline Bonaparte, Napoleon's sister and Canova's Venus

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   20. Okt. 2023 · Pauline Bonaparte (born Maria Paula Buonaparte) was born in Ajaccio, Corsica, on 20 October 1780, the sixth child of Letizia Ramolino and Carlo Maria Buonaparte, representative of Corsica at the court of King Louis XVI of France. Napoleon, who was 11 years older than his favourite sister (he had two other sisters, Elisa and Caroline ), later ...