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Waterloo at Windsor: 1815 – 2015

Windsor Castle 31 January 2015 - January 2016

Sir Thomas Lawrence,

George IV, 1821

After Nanine Vallain,

Napoleon Bonaparte,

1802

Sèvres porcelain

factory, Table des

Grands Capitaines,

gifted to George,

Prince Regent

(the future

George IV) by the

restored French

king, Louis XVIII,

1806-1812

Cloak belonging to

Napoleon Bonaparte

taken from the

Emperor’s fleeing

baggage train and

presented to George,

Prince Regent by

Field-Marshal Blücher,

1797-1805

Simon Bourguet,

porringer taken

from Napoleon’s

baggage train,

1762-63

Thomas Rowlandson, Exhibition at Bullock's

Museum of Bonaparte's Carriage taken at

Waterloo, 10 January 1816

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Denis Dighton, Distant View of La Belle Alliance,

Field of Waterloo, 1815

Sir Thomas Lawrence,

Arthur Wellesley,

1st Duke of Wellington,

1814 -1815

Sir Thomas Lawrence,

Pope Pius VII, 1819

The Waterloo Chamber, Windsor Castle

Sir Thomas Lawrence,

Field-Marshal Gebhardt

von Blücher, 1814

Thomas Rowlandson, etching with hand-colouring

showing Field-Marshal Blücher and Napoleon

following the Emperor’s initial surrender in 1814,

9 April 1814