The Papo Coronation of Napoleon figure commemorates one of the most significant moments in French history, depicting Napoleon Bonaparte in the elaborate ceremonial attire worn during his coronation as Emperor of the French. Richly detailed robes, imperial regalia, and a royal staff reflect the grandeur and symbolism of this historic event.
The Papo Coronation of Napoleon measures: 3.75" H
This highly detailed figure features Napoleon wearing an ornate red ceremonial robe decorated with intricate gold trim and imperial styling. The royal staff, formal posture, and carefully sculpted clothing faithfully recreate the appearance of the French emperor during his coronation ceremony.
This version is designed as a standing display figure and does NOT ride on a horse. The elegant sculpting and hand-painted finish make it an excellent addition to historical collections featuring the Napoleonic era.
Napoleon Bonaparte was crowned Emperor of the French on December 2, 1804, at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. The ceremony marked the formal establishment of the First French Empire and symbolized Napoleon's transformation from military commander and First Consul into emperor.
One of the most memorable moments of the ceremony occurred when Napoleon placed the crown upon his own head before crowning Empress Josephine. Although Pope Pius VII attended the ceremony, Napoleon's actions emphasized that his authority came from his own achievements and the French nation rather than from the Church alone. The coronation became one of the defining events of the Napoleonic era and remains one of the most famous ceremonies in European history.
Part of the Historical Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material by Papo. Hand Painted.
Product Code: PAPO-39728
Model Number: Papo #39728
Brand: Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
