Apr 26
Discussion between Napolèon and Metternich at Dresden
By Ernest Hillemacher
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Discussion between Napolèon and Metternich at Dresden
By Ernest Hillemacher
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Historical figures I wanted to draw and John Steed.
Very serious post guys. (This took 4 hours.)
What if we stayed up all night talking about the Balance of Powers? Haha… unless…?
Art style here very clearly (& inadvertently) inspired by LordCastaway :P
Napoleon & Metternich
One doodle of my two loves 🩵🏳️🌈 I ship them so much! My romantic mind loves imagining what could have possibly happened in Dresden, 1813 (in an alternate universe, of course 🤫)
One of these will use all their political acumen to protect you. The others will use their political acumen to try and kill you.
Who do you want as your protector?!
Talleyrand
Metternich
Fouché
I nominate [other politician from the late 18th/early 19th century] - tag it!
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Metternich: I'm at a loss for words!
Blücher: Despite being at a loss for words, he kept yelling at me and Wellington for 2 hours.
I am now imagining Napoleon monkey hunting in America and eating coconuts to reflect on his past greatness
Metternich being adorably pathetic
Adam Zamoyski, "Rites of Peace", p. 108