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| Napoleonic Era Discuss the many wars fought around the globe around the time of Napoleon. This forum is dedicated to the memory of Ben Weider. |
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20 Mar 12, 09:15
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Real Name: Charles Burnham
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Napoleon Art Exhibit At The Victoria National Gallery, Melbourne
For my Aussie neighbours there is an exhibit at the Victoria National Gallery.
Napoleon at the NGV
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20 Mar 12, 20:27
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Real Name: PHILIP WHITEHOUSE
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Quote:
Originally Posted by globetrotter
For my Aussie neighbours there is an exhibit at the Victoria National Gallery.
Napoleon at the NGV
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A "Must See" as far as I am concerned.
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24 Sep 12, 06:36
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Real Name: Charles Burnham
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I saw this last week - amaaazing. If you are in Vic or Australia, you must see.
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All national institutions of churches, whether Jewish, Christian, or Turkish, appear to me no other than human inventions set up to terrify and enslave mankind, and monopolize power and profit. - Thomas Paine
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24 Sep 12, 07:02
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Real Name: Garry
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Looks interesting, I'll try and see if I can go. Thankfully I'm only an hour away from the NGV.
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26 Sep 12, 04:32
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Real Name: Paul B
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The furniture and decor ain't half bad!
Paul 
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28 Sep 12, 18:43
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Went a couple of months ago...although have to say thought the most interesting part by far was the material dealing with the French exploration of Australia during Napoleon's reign. Would love to have wandered around Josephine's marsupial menagerie.
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01 Oct 12, 21:43
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Quote:
Originally Posted by thejester
Would love to have wandered around Josephine's marsupial menagerie.
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17 Oct 12, 23:05
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Real Name: Ian
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It was good. Local restaurateur Jacques Reymond had onion soup going on a cold Wednesday night when my wife and I went.
Davout's ceremonial sword was impressive. The propaganda painting of Napoleon crossing the Alps (horses weren't even present) is an enormous canvas.
David's Death of Marat was probably the highlight for me:

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