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Con respecto a el concilio de Nicea, es muy controvertido, ya que como todos saben Constantino era un perseguidor de los cristianos, con lo cual deja fluir, que no es casual esa reverencia repentina hacia el cristianismo, me permito dudar del poder, no creo en su conversion, ni en su supuesta aparicion visionaria, me parece mas logico pensar.
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Height: 17 Inches; Width: 11 Inches
This auction is for a NEW, RARE Napoleon And Son - Child Napoleon II, VERY EARLY Lithograph 1811 French Revolution German (printed/published in Berlin) Fine Art Print Poster. Depicting Napoleon Bonaparte with his son Napoleon II. Entitled 'In the highest degree of his happiness'. NEW. High quality print made from the Original and carefully and professionally restored. This is the ONLY and FINEST version of this SCARCE print that you will find on the market. As far as Napoleon prints go, this is one of the most unusual and is seldom seen. It was created just 4 years before Napoleon's defeat. Very little information available on this work of art. Our watermarks will NOT be present on your print, and the 3rd image shows the original as it was found. Frame and matting not included. Print measures 11' by 17' with image measuring about 10 1/4' by 15 3/4'.
Lith V. Bulow
Napoleon
'Au plus haut degre de son bonheur'
'Auf der hoechsten Stufe Seines' Glucks'
'In the highest degree of his happiness'
1811
Verlag u Druck V A. Reigner in Berlin durch Hugot
Printing and publishing by A. Reigner in Berlin and by Hugot? is the translation that we came up with.
Lith V. Bulow
Napoleon
'Au plus haut degre de son bonheur'
'Auf der hoechsten Stufe Seines' Glucks'
'In the highest degree of his happiness'
1811
Verlag u Druck V A. Reigner in Berlin durch Hugot
Printing and publishing by A. Reigner in Berlin and by Hugot? is the translation that we came up with.
This auction is for a NEW, RARE Napoleon And Son - Child Napoleon II, VERY EARLY Lithograph 1811 French Revolution German (printed/published in Berlin) Fine Art Print Poster. Depicting Napoleon Bonaparte with his son Napoleon II. Entitled 'In the highest degree of his happiness'. NEW. High quality print made from the Original and carefully and professionally restored. This is the ONLY and FINEST version of this SCARCE print that you will find on the market. As far as Napoleon prints go, this is one of the most unusual and is seldom seen. It was created just 4 years before Napoleon's defeat. Very little information available on this work of art. Our watermarks will NOT be present on your print, and the 3rd image shows the original as it was found. Frame and matting not included. Print measures 11' by 17' with image measuring about 10 1/4' by 15 3/4'.
Lith V. Bulow
Napoleon
'Au plus haut degre de son bonheur'
'Auf der hoechsten Stufe Seines' Glucks'
'In the highest degree of his happiness'
1811
Verlag u Druck V A. Reigner in Berlin durch Hugot
Printing and publishing by A. Reigner in Berlin and by Hugot? is the translation that we came up with.
Lith V. Bulow
Napoleon
'Au plus haut degre de son bonheur'
'Auf der hoechsten Stufe Seines' Glucks'
'In the highest degree of his happiness'
1811
Verlag u Druck V A. Reigner in Berlin durch Hugot
Printing and publishing by A. Reigner in Berlin and by Hugot? is the translation that we came up with.
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