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Fontainebleau

The chateau of Fontainebleau was Francois I's (1515-1547) preferred residence. Located not to far from the capital at the heart of a vast forest, it was the perfect place for the King to carry on his life and the Empress's bedroom were also decorated in the Empire style. Napoleon's suite was entirely remodelled and is the most spectacular Empire room. Pope Pius VII was held prisoner at Fontainebleau between 1812 and 1814. Napoleon spent his last days in the chвteau before abdicating on April 6, 1814. Granted sovereignty over the island of Elba and a pension from the French government, Napoleon Bonaparte left Fontainebleau after his famous farewell speach on April 20th, 1814

Ajman, 1973, Napoleon

Ajman, 1973, Napoleon

Ecuador, 1989, French Revolution

Equatorial Guinea, 1977, Napoleon leave of Guard

France, 1951, Palace of Fontainebleau

France, 1989, Fontainebleau Forest

France, 2007, Forrest of Fontainebleau

Fujeira, 1972, Napoleon in Fontainebleau

Grenada Grenadines, 1997, Fontainebleau

Korea Nord, 1981, Count von Zeppelin and Fontainebleau

Liberia, 1970, The Abdication

Liberia, 1970, Meeting of Napoleon and Pope Pius VII

Manama, 1972, Napoleon in Fontainebleau

Mauritanie, 1969, The Farewell at Fontainebleau

Ras al-Khaima, 1968, Jules Le Coeur in Fontainebleau Forrest

Ras al-Khaima, 1972, Napoleon in Fontainebleau

Sao Tome e Principe, 1991, Fontainebleau Palace

France, Fontainebleau, post office

France, 1951.01.20, Fontainebleau. First day of stamp M896

France, 1974.06.08, Fontainebleau. Napoleon

France, 1989.20.05, Fontainebleau. Forest of Fontainebleau

France, 2002—2003, Fontainebleau. Chateau Fontainebleau

France, 2004.09.15—12.14, Fontainebleau. Meeting Napoleon and Pie VII

France, 2001, Fontainebleau

France, 2003, Fontainebleau, Dance Hall

France, 2003, Fontainebleau, Josephine's bedroom

France, 2003, Fontainebleau, Salon Francois 1st

France, 2003, Fontainebleau