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akg5857338 Italy, Tuscan Archipelago, island of Elba: Napoleon Bonaparte (actor: Franco Gianone) and Marie Countess Walewska (actress: Giuliana Berti) during performance in Casetta Drouot, Poggio. Paolo Ferruzzi is also running the nearby Casetta Drouot. Paolo Ferruzzi, retired art director of Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and new director of private Academy of teh Beautiful (Accademia del Bello) in Poggio, runs at Casetta Drouot, an original 17th century building with original furniture; the theatre company Compagnia teatrale dei Tappezzieri theatre company of the upholsterers). In original furnuiture of 1814, three actors play Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleon, Marie Countess Walewska (German: Gräfin Maria Walewska), 1876 - 1817, and General Drouot. Conte Antoine (Antonio) Drouot was an artillery general of Napoleon and, in 1814, 40 years old. He followed Napoleon in his exile on Elba and became Governor of Elba. The Casa Drouot also shows a rare copy of the Code Napoleon and a rare copy of a French travel guide book to island of Elba, Napoleon may have used. The Code Napoleon has been issued on 3rd of September 1807 (3.9.1807) and is today owned by Ferruzzi. The French travel guide book, most probably used by Napoleon Bonaparte, has the title "Voyage a l`isle d`Elbe" (english: Voyage to island of Elba) and was issued, in 1808.History of this copy of the Code Napoleon: In 1814, the honorious people of village of Poggio chose the most beautiful girl in the mountain village to hand over to exiled Napoleon Bonaparte flowers, when he was visitng Poggio for the first time for inspection. The people chose "Betta la Carina", english "sweet Elizabeth" (Betta = Elisabetta), whose full name was Elisabetta Pavolini. On the piazza in front of main village church San Niccoló the girl presented herself to Bonaparte with "grazia e titubanza", dignity and hesitation, but overwhelmened, she did not speak any word. Napoleon was amused and asked her for her name. She answered: "Carina" (Sweethe.

akg5857306 Italy, Tuscan Archipelago, island of Elba: map of Elba by J. B. Poirson inside and for the French travel guide book "Voyage a L`Isle d`Elbe" of 1808, in Casetta Drouot, Poggio. Paolo Ferruzzi is also running the nearby Casetta Drouot. Paolo Ferruzzi, retired art director of Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and new director of private Academy of teh Beautiful (Accademia del Bello) in Poggio, runs at Casetta Drouot, an original 17th century building with original furniture; the theatre company Compagnia teatrale dei Tappezzieri theatre company of the upholsterers). In original furnuiture of 1814, three actors play Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleon, Marie Countess Walewska (German: Gräfin Maria Walewska), 1876 - 1817, and General Drouot. Conte Antoine (Antonio) Drouot was an artillery general of Napoleon and, in 1814, 40 years old. He followed Napoleon in his exile on Elba and became Governor of Elba. The Casa Drouot also shows a rare copy of the Code Napoleon and a rare copy of a French travel guide book to island of Elba, Napoleon may have used. The Code Napoleon has been issued on 3rd of September 1807 (3.9.1807) and is today owned by Ferruzzi. The French travel guide book, most probably used by Napoleon Bonaparte, has the title "Voyage a l`isle d`Elbe" (english: Voyage to island of Elba) and was issued, in 1808.History of this copy of the Code Napoleon: In 1814, the honorious people of village of Poggio chose the most beautiful girl in the mountain village to hand over to exiled Napoleon Bonaparte flowers, when he was visitng Poggio for the first time for inspection. The people chose "Betta la Carina", english "sweet Elizabeth" (Betta = Elisabetta), whose full name was Elisabetta Pavolini. On the piazza in front of main village church San Niccoló the girl presented herself to Bonaparte with "grazia e titubanza", dignity and hesitation, but overwhelmened, she did not speak any word. Napoleon was amused and asked her for her name. She answered: "Carina" (Sweetheart). Nap.

akg5857305 Italy, Tuscan Archipelago, island of Elba: map of Elba by J. B. Poirson inside and for the French travel guide book "Voyage a L`Isle d`Elbe" of 1808, in Casetta Drouot, Poggio. Paolo Ferruzzi is also running the nearby Casetta Drouot. Paolo Ferruzzi, retired art director of Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and new director of private Academy of teh Beautiful (Accademia del Bello) in Poggio, runs at Casetta Drouot, an original 17th century building with original furniture; the theatre company Compagnia teatrale dei Tappezzieri theatre company of the upholsterers). In original furnuiture of 1814, three actors play Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleon, Marie Countess Walewska (German: Gräfin Maria Walewska), 1876 - 1817, and General Drouot. Conte Antoine (Antonio) Drouot was an artillery general of Napoleon and, in 1814, 40 years old. He followed Napoleon in his exile on Elba and became Governor of Elba. The Casa Drouot also shows a rare copy of the Code Napoleon and a rare copy of a French travel guide book to island of Elba, Napoleon may have used. The Code Napoleon has been issued on 3rd of September 1807 (3.9.1807) and is today owned by Ferruzzi. The French travel guide book, most probably used by Napoleon Bonaparte, has the title "Voyage a l`isle d`Elbe" (english: Voyage to island of Elba) and was issued, in 1808.History of this copy of the Code Napoleon: In 1814, the honorious people of village of Poggio chose the most beautiful girl in the mountain village to hand over to exiled Napoleon Bonaparte flowers, when he was visitng Poggio for the first time for inspection. The people chose "Betta la Carina", english "sweet Elizabeth" (Betta = Elisabetta), whose full name was Elisabetta Pavolini. On the piazza in front of main village church San Niccoló the girl presented herself to Bonaparte with "grazia e titubanza", dignity and hesitation, but overwhelmened, she did not speak any word. Napoleon was amused and asked her for her name. She answered: "Carina" (Sweetheart). Nap.