This artifact is a beautiful silver and gold basin decorated with bronze and silver metals, held by a symmetrically carved wood tripod stand. It was made for Napoleon Bonaparte's chamber in the Palais des Tuileries in Paris between 1800 and 1804. A related vase from 1768-70 is decorated with sculpted turtledoves and painted navy blue with a miniature picture in the center. A large bas-relief porcelain sculpture from 1598 depicts the Battle of Ivry and measures six by seven meters, originally placed above a fireplace at the Château de Fontainebleau.

2. This beautiful artifact is composed of the
silver, gold and wood. It is an elegant
basin designed with a silver basin, held by
it‟s wonderful and enriched bronze and
silver metals. The wood is carved in a
symmetrical stand in a tripod fashion to
hold the basin in place.
Moreover it was a basin made for the
Napoleon Bonaparte‟s home – his
chamber (in-fact) in “Palais des Tuileries”.
"Athenian"
Between 1800 and 1804

3. This vase is also know as the “turtledove
vase” for its design and sculpture of
turtledoves on each side. It is a sculpture
modelled of plaster or (soft porcelain)
using a mold in order to promote the
intrinsic and detailed design of the crown
and doves in gold metal. Painted in oil in
Navy Blue and the centered with
miniature and beautifully crafted picture
in the center.
"Royal" Vase
Circa 1768-70

4. This sculpture of the Battle of Ivry modelled in plausible in view to
be created of Gesso. However, it is a bas-relief sculpture with
detailed carvings in porcelain. It is six meters wide and seven
meters high. It was once placed upon the chimney top
commissioned by “King Matthew Jacquet at Fountainbleu.”
The Battle of Ivry and the Surrender of
Mantes
1598

5. In this fun and lovable, romantic
painting we capture so many details in
its appreciation. There are the
wonderful rich, warm colors which are
combined with heightened and
lightened tones (such as the dark
drapery, the rich red overcoat, the
gold colors of the dress, the light yellow
wall color. Also there are the intricate
floor designs/square patterned. These
draw the viewer attention so that we
just overlook the lines within the
painting, thus seemingly being flawless.
Card Players in an Opulent Interior
Circa 1663-65

6. This again, is a painting with
French history and fillings of
couples in love. The colors in this
painting are more blended with
hues of light blue for the sky, the
green for the trees and grass are
darker. It „s completion iof
secontary colors evoke the idea of
a warm but hazy day. Yet as
with the couples love, the richness
and strokes are even and
complementary to each other.
There‟s a feeling of moving art
even upon the early stages of this
wonderful painting.
Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera
1717

7. Maria I. Adames-Cordero 7/18/13