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Napoleon in the Press, 1813, anonymous, 1813, Cartoon on the fall of Napoleon in 1813 and the loss of conquered lands, 1813. The emperor in emperor's robe lies in a large printing press being turned on by an Austrian, Englishman, Prussian and a Russian. Napoleon spits out bills with the names of countries annexed by the French, including Holland and Brabant. In the background, French douans flee. With four-line verse., print maker: anonymous, Netherlands, 1813, paper, etching, h 170 mm × w 251 mm.

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Napoleon in the Press, 1813, anonymous, 1813, Cartoon on the fall of Napoleon in 1813 and the loss of conquered lands, 1813. The emperor in emperor's robe lies in a large printing press being turned on by an Austrian, Englishman, Prussian and a Russian. Napoleon spits out bills with the names of countries annexed by the French, including Holland and Brabant. In the background, French douans flee. With four-line verse., print maker: anonymous, Netherlands, 1813, paper, etching, h 170 mm × w 251 mm

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4970 x 3409 px | 48.5 MB

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42.1 x 28.9 cm | 16.6 x 11.4 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

1813 • ANONYMOUS • AUSTRIA • AUSTRIAN • BACKGROUND • BRABANT • CARICATURE • CARICATURES • CARTOON • CONQUERED LANDS • COUNTRIES ANNEXED • EMPEROR'S ROBE LIES • EMPEROR • ENGLISHMAN • ETCHING • FALL • FOUR-LINE VERSE • FRENCH DOUANS FLEE • FRENCH • H 170 MM × W 251 MM • HOLLAND • KAISER • LARGE PRINTING PRESS • LOSS • NAMES • NAPOLEON I • NAPOLEON SPITS OUT BILLS • NAPOLEON • NETHERLANDS • PAPER AND PACKAGE PRODUCTS • PAPER • PRESS • PRINT MAKER • PRUSSIAN • PUNT • RUSSIAN • TURNED