Napoleon

In the book "Napoleon," by the famous French writer Georges Montorgueil (real name Octave Lebeg), the continuation of his book "Bonaparte," is told about the second period of the life of Emperor Napoleon I (1769-1821) - from the coronation at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris in 1804 to the defeat at Waterloo in 1815 and death on the island of Saint Helena.
The book contains 36 illustrations by the outstanding French artist Job (pseudonym of Jacques Onfroy de Bréville), a master of book graphics and caricature. Meticulously crafted and dedicated to the main moments of the great general's life, they immerse the reader in the complex atmosphere of the Napoleonic era. The edition is accompanied by detailed comments.