The House Chaumet will present, from May 8 to July 18, 2021, the exhibition in its salons at 12 Vendôme Joséphine and Napoleon, an extraordinary (extra)story.
Unveiled on the occasion of the bicentenary of the Emperor’s death, it recounts the highlights of their life together.

François-Regnault Nitot (1779-1853)
Diamonds, Silver, Gold. © Chaumet
Thus, in the Chopin Salon, located on Place Vendôme, it is the Parisian débuts of this romance under the Directory and Consulate that are revealed before we relive the coronation, where the imperial couple is at its zenith. The exhibition also examines Joséphine’s fate, her personality and her intimacy, as well as the couple’s opulent life.

Malachite, Pearls, Tortoise Shell, Gold. Circa 1810.
Napoléon Foundation Collection © Chaumet

Fine Pearls, Gold, Silver, Early 19th century, Paris.
Louvre Museum, Paris, France. © Chaumet
To put it simply, this will be an opportunity to discover more than 150 pieces of jewelry. But also paintings and works of art from the heritage of Chaumet but also from loans from private collectors and institutions.
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Chaumet
12, Place Vendôme
75001 Paris
Free exhibition
Open to the public by reservation.
