File:Franz Xaver Winterhalter Napoleon III.jpg

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Artist	Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805–1873)   Description German painter Date of birth/death 20 April 1805 8 July 1873 Location of birth/death Menzenschwand Frankfurt am Main Authority control WorldCat
Title	English: Portrait of Napoleon III (1808-1873) Français : L'empereur Napoleon III
Date	1855
Medium	oil on canvas
Dimensions	240 × 155 cm (94.5 × 61 in)
Current location	Museo Napoleonico, Rome
Notes	Copie d'après le portrait officiel de l'empereur par Winterhalter exposé au Salon de 1855
Source/Photographer	Unknown

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