What does David's painting Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries represent?

A. Napoleon leading his troops across the Alps

B. Napoloeon as a powerful military leader and statesman

C. Napoleon's visit to troops suffering from the plague

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Ashlyn Castillo

29 February, 11:06

What does David's painting Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries represent?

A. Napoleon leading his troops across the Alps

B. Napoloeon as a powerful military leader and statesman

C. Napoleon's visit to troops suffering from the plague

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Lola Strickland · Answer 1

Lola Strickland 29 February, 11:18

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B because he studies them

Faith Kim · Answer 2

B. Napoloeon as a powerful military leader and statesman

Explanation:

More than just a piece of art, this painting is a political promotion. If you look carefully, David portrayed Napoleon in full body, with a clear and strong facial expression, but most importantly, a man who can't be shaken up, and someone who maintains the calm. As a political promotion, this painting is used to show Napoleon skills as a governor, and show to the french people who was their emperor. A great leader!

What does David's painting Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries represent?A. Napoleon leading his troops across the AlpsB. Napoloeon as a powerful military leader and statesmanC. Napoleon's visit to troops suffering from the plague

What does David's painting Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries represent?

A. Napoleon leading his troops across the Alps

B. Napoloeon as a powerful military leader and statesman

C. Napoleon's visit to troops suffering from the plague