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to Paris, where it arrived on 10 January 1849. The sarcophagus was then sculpted by marbler A. Seguin using innovative steam-machinery techniques. It was almost finished by December 1853, but the final stages were delayed by the sudden death of Visconti that month and by
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On 2 April 1861, Napoleon's remains were finally transferred into the sarcophagus from the nearby chapel of Saint-JĂ©rĂ´me, where they had lain since 1840. The ceremony was somewhat subdued and only Napoleon III, Empress
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The monument took years to complete, partly because of the exceptional requirements for the stone to be used. The Russian Shoksha quartzite, intended as an echo of the
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Visconti created a circular hollow, or open crypt, beneath the soaring dome of the Invalides. The crypt is accessed through a door flanked by two
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and transported to Paris with great difficulty. In total the project used stone from no fewer than ten different quarries in and around France,
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was placed above the sarcophagus of Napoleon. It is a copy in synthetic materials of the skeleton of Napoleon's favorite horse
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organised a competition in which 81 architects participated, whose projects were exhibited in the recently completed
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Je désire que mes cendres reposent sur les bords de la Seine au milieu de ce peuple français que j’ai tant aimé.
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At its centre is a massive sarcophagus which has often been described as made of red porphyry, including in the
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The tombs of Napoleon's brothers were completed shortly afterwards, also in the Dome church, namely that of
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used for late Roman imperial burials, was quarried in 1848 by Italian engineer Giovanni Bujatti upon Tsar
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two days before the ceremony. On 18 December 1969, the coffin was transferred underground in the
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In 2021, on the occasion of the second centenary of Napoleon's death, an installation titled
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was selected as project architect in 1842 and finalised his design around mid-1843.
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contains a partly gilded statue of Napoleon in coronation attire, also by Simart.
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The stone cost around 200,000 francs, paid by France: L. LĂ©ouzon Le Duc,
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until his death in June 1852. On the gallery's wall are ten large
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to be placed next to his father's, following a decision made by
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on 2 April 1861, after its promoter Louis Philippe I, architect
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Inscription recalling Napoleon's wish to be buried in Paris
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visiting Napoleon's temporary tomb in the Invalides, 1855
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Repository for the remains of Napoleon Bonaparte in Paris
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Memorandum of the translation ceremony on 2 April 1861
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Lagrange, François. (January 2006). "Les Invalides".
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Index


French
Les Invalides
Paris
Napoleon
Saint Helena
retour des cendres
Louis Philippe I
Adolphe Thiers
Napoleon III
Louis Visconti
James Pradier
Pierre-Charles Simart


Retour des cendres
Adolphe Thiers
Charles de RĂ©musat
Théophile Gautier
David d'Angers
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Palais des Beaux-Arts
Louis Visconti
atlantes
Francisque Joseph Duret
James Pradier
relief
Pierre-Charles Simart
François Jouffroy
retour des cendres

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