Description
Napoleon Crossing the Alps (also known as Napoleon at the Saint-Bernard Pass or Bonaparte Crossing the Alps; listed as Le Premier Consul franchissant les Alpes au col du Grand Saint-Bernard) is a series of five oil on canvas equestrian portraits of Napoleon Bonaparte painted by the French artist Jacques-Louis David between 1801 and 1805. Initially commissioned by the King of Spain, the composition shows a strongly idealized view of the real crossing that Napoleon and his army made across the Alps through the Great St Bernard Pass in May 1800.
whythefucknot
MemberVIVE LA FRANCE!
YsegrunMasterOfBalls
Memberwhat a cashmoney pose
ubaresc
MemberDon't know why this is here but it is still a classic piece
Quasai
MemberDid you get permission from the artist to upload this
user 736999
MemberPoor horsie. Looks frightened.
ChromeTheFox
MemberGod I wish that were me...
Quasai
MemberFun fact in reality he was riding a donkey
Quasai
MemberBro same
Knotty Curls
Adminlooks traced idk
BobLeRigoleur
MemberThis is my favourite of this whole website. It's a shame the artist stopped making art tho... :(
Dogfoodtaco
MemberBro, sick commission. What's the commission price, 7 pieces of 8?
PikaFan15
MemberSuch a classic art piece, I can really appreciate the imagery on this website. We need more classics like this.
DiosdeTocinos
MemberClassic.
lustythehusky347
MemberCan't wait for the next piece! :D
AlexJongenelen2040
Memberohohoho baguette
AlexkyZander05
MemberHow when you enter in e621 to watch porn and yiff and 15 minutes later you realize that you now know a part of the history of Napoleon Bonaparte and his role for France...
XD
Let it not be said that furries have no bruh culture
B)
Napoleon Bonaparte
MemberI am going to use this as my profile picture.
But only if you do not mind of course
Versperus
ModeratorOh yes, this works very well. Go forth. Comment, make forum posts, and spread the glory of being our e6 Napoleon.
Napoleon Bonaparte
MemberI will be real with ya, I am going just comment random crap every now and then.
But thank you random person on the internet!
NULL24
MemberNope, it was a depressed mule, but that’s not as cool
Loggermoment
MemberVIVA L'EMPEREUR!!!
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