Napoleonic invasion posters & prints

French troops invading Russia Matthew Dubourg

Russian Cossacks in Paris, 1914, 1814-1815 Anonymous

Napoleon Bonaparte selling Stolen Goods, 1813 Ivan Ivanovich Terebenev

Before Moscow. Waiting for the deputation of boyars Anonymous

Napoleon Bonaparte before the burning City of Smolensk Albrecht Adam

The Battle of Borodino Pierre Martinet

Polish forces storm the suburbs of Smolensk in 1812 Anonymous

French army crossing the Berezina in November 1812, 1813 John Hassell

The Battle of Moscow, 7th September 1812, ca 1836 Anonymous

The washing-tub expedition Anonymous

The capture of Smolensk on August 18, 1812, 1812 Anonymous

Fire of Moscow on 15th September 1812 (The French in Moscow), 1812 Anonymous

The Grande Armée of Napoleon crossed the river Neman on June 24, 1812 Anonymous

Russian Cossacks attack French troops in transit Konstantin Nikolayevich Filippov

Meeting of Ostrovno, near Vitebsk, on 25 July 1812 August Friedrich Andreas Campe

Flight of the French army through Vilnius Anonymous

Bivouac, August 31, 1812 Anonymous

Standard-bearer during the retreat from Russia, 1928 Anonymous

The captive French men in 1814, 1885 Gottfried Willewalde

The French in Moscow, 1897-1898 Vasili Vasilyevich Vereshchagin

Fire of Moscow on 15th September 1812 (The French in Moscow) Anonymous

The Battle of Polotsk Anonymous

Smolensk on August 16, 1812, 1830s Christian Wilhelm von Faber du Faur

Bivouac at Vyazma, August 29, 1812 Anonymous

Emperor Napoleon I during a battle in Russia, First half of the 19th cent Anonymous

Wait! Let em come nearer! Anonymous

Russian Cossacks in Paris, 1914, 1814-1815 Anonymous

The Grande Armée enters the city of Moscow, 1812 Anonymous

The Battle of Borodino Jacques Couche

On the Way. Bad News From France, 1899-1900 Vasili Vasilyevich Vereshchagin

The Battle of Borodino on August 26, 1812, 1843 Peter von Hess

Napoleonic Troops Gottfried Willewalde

Fire of Moscow on September 1812 (The French in Moscow), 1818 Anonymous

Near Smarhon on December 3, 1812, 1820s Christian Wilhelm von Faber du Faur

Gzhatsk on September 5, 1812, 1820s Christian Wilhelm von Faber du Faur

On the Banks of the Berezina River on 12 November 1812 Anonymous