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              <text>The Emperor Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries</text>
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              <text>Features a portrait of Napoleon in an attempt to highlight his greatness and success. This contributes to the opposite narrative that doesn't feature any of the themes of femininity that we seek to display.</text>
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              <text>Jacques-Louis David</text>
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              <text>David, J.-L. (1812). The emperor napoleon in his study at the tuileries National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. </text>
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