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Arenenberg is an
estate with a
small chateau,
Schloss Arenenberg, in the muni****lity of
Salenstein at the s**** of Lake
Constance in Thurgau, Switzerland...
- day. She
traveled in
Germany and
Italy before she
purchased the Château
Arenenberg in the
Swiss canton of
Thurgau in 1817. She
lived there until she died...
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Napoleon moved from Aix to Bern to Baden, and
finally to a
lakeside house at
Arenenberg in the
Swiss canton of Thurgau. He
received some of his
education in Germany...
- with
fellow artist Luise Duttenhofer. In 1836, she
visited Hortense at
Arenenberg and
published a
report of her
experiences there.
Clara Forster, usually...
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Salenstein was the home
village of
Napoleon III, who
lived at
Castle Arenenberg in his youth. In the
Eichholz area near Salenstein,
burial mounds from...
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during the
remainder of the
First Empire, with
Hortense in her
exile at
Arenenberg, and with the
Bonapartists during the
Bourbon Restoration.
Partant pour...
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Serravalle Visconteo Alt-Bichelsee
Altenburg Altenklingen Anwil Arbon Arenenberg Bachtobel Bildegg Bernegg Bettwiesen Bischofszell Brunegg Bürglen Castell & Girsberg...
- Couperie: The
Tragic Love of
Francesca da Rimini, 1812 (Napoleonmuseum,
Arenenberg, Constance) Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres:
Gianciotto Discovers Paolo...
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approved by
Bonaparte as the
basis for the
final painting Other versions at:
Arenenberg, (Switzerland,
canton of Thurgovie), Musée Napoléon.
Saint Petersburg...
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Queen Hortense at Aix-les-Bains, 1813, Musée Napoléon,
Arenenberg, Switzerland....
