Napoleon Bonaparte on board the 'Bellerophon' in Plymouth Sound Eco-friendly Gifts She is dancing in a

She is dancing in a rocky foreground with an imaginary landscape in the distance

the shadow of central bar (gnomon) will mark the hours on the inside of the circle

NGC 281 can be found in the big 'W' of Cassiopeia in the northern part of the sky

There are two main images and two subjects on this print

Napoleon Bonaparte on board the 'Bellerophon' in Plymouth Sound Eco-friendly Gifts She is dancing in aA full length portrait slightly facing left, of Napoleon in the uniform of the Chasseurs. He stands at the gangway of the 'Bellerophon', 74 guns, his right elbow leaning on the bulwarks. In 1815, Napoleon surrendered to Captain Frederick Maitland of the 'Bellerophon' which brought him to England and he was detained on board in Plymouth Sound during July while his fate was decided. Artist: Sir Charles Lock Eastlake Date: 1815