by Bertrand Tillier · Editions de l'Amateur · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782859175290
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«Napoléon, Rude et Noisot» is a historical-artistic essay by Bertrand Tillier, published by Editions de l'Amateur in paperback (176 pages, in French).
It analyses the monument to Napoleon that François Rude sculpted in 1847 for Claude Noisot in Fixin (Côte-d'Or), «Le Réveil de Napoléon à l'immortalité». It sets out the faith of both in sculpture as a power of resurrection and places it in the shift in French public opinion that turned the emperor into a martyr, an image they promoted out of nostalgia.
Published in 2012 by Editions de l'Amateur. The full subtitle of the essay is «Histoire d'un monument d'outre-tombe».
Suitable for readers interested in art history, commemorative sculpture and Napoleonic culture.
