Un Palais pour l'Empereur. Napoléon Ier à Fontainebleau. Photographie Signes extérieurs looks back at

Signes extérieurs looks back at the moment when the shift in the writer's life took place: the transition from childhood to adulthood

De l'Inde au Mexique

in 1949 and 1950

“The Eyes of Discovery” collection

1936-1945 1939

Un Palais pour l'Empereur. Napoléon Ier à Fontainebleau. Photographie Signes extérieurs looks back atFontainebleau experienced a particularly lavish period under the First Empire (1804 1815) thanks to the new life given to the palace, unaffected and emptied of its furniture in the aftermath of the Revolution, thanks also to the brilliant life that took place there. It is a second renaissance that is beginning. During the stays of Napoleon I (1804, 1807, 1809, 1810), rich in political and family events, the Emperor's deep attachment to the palace was