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The Empress Eugnie in Exile: Art, Architecture, Collecting by Anthony Geraghty is published by the Burlington Press. ISBN : 9781916237827 Format : Hardback Pages : 240 Size (mm) : 290x240x36 A fascinating insight into the buildings and interiors of the Farnborough Hill estate in Hampshire, England, created by Empress Eugnie (1826-1920), the wife of Napoleon III and the last Empress-Consort of France. He was framed against Pampas grasses, gathered by the Empress at the site of his death. Before death takes me, I should like to see my Castilian sky for a last time.. The furniture combined historical pieces around the edges of the room with modern pieces in the centre, perpetuating the informal court etiquette of the Second Empire. The architectural historian Anthony Geraghty is the first scholar to treat the complex at Farnborough as a single entity, offering a careful dissection of the house, the collections inside and the mausoleum. 'Told with exceptional scholarship, wit and humanity; the book itself is a ravishingly beautiful object' - World of Interiors 'Geraghty excels in uncovering the allusions that added up to a patriotic statement about French culture's ability to absorb and refine diverse European precedents' - Apollo 'Beautifully illustrated book reconstructs what the house, collections and mausoleum were like . Eugnie was born in Granada and it was presumably she who instructed her architect to take them as his model. It did not. But although a Bonapartist Gutary was also a bigoted anti-Dreyfusard, outraged at Eugnie having sent a letter of enthusiastic support to Colonel Picquart, the officer who established Dreyfuss innocence. Today, Empress Eugnie should be a household name and represent patriotism, benevolence, patience, and bravery. It stands over a substantial crypt, with a sacristy attached, and it is connected to the original monastery building by a semi-underground passageway. The main reception rooms were at the north end of the gallery and were treated very differently. Two years later she went back to Paris after Plon-Plons ludicrously inept attempt at a coup. The tombs themselves are located in the crypt, which extends beneath the eastern arm of the upper church. These canopied settees were made in Italy in 1882 and bought specially for Farnborough, but they exemplify the taste for early-Renaissance furniture that was common in France in the Second Empire. Acknowledgements: Alexandra Neil and Clare Duffin, A sprawling house with a pair of gardens designed by some of the most brilliant minds in modern horticulture is. Also known Farnborough Abbey, St. Michael's Abbey is an absolute gem of great historic interest. Her judgement did not fail her Bigge ended as private secretary to King George V, who created him Lord Stamfordham. The allusion to Spain is in the architecture, but it is easily missed, in view of the overtly French detail that we have just discussed. For this, she was awarded a special medal, presented to her by the King, George V, in 1919. To her immediate left she placed a second sculpted image of the Prince Imperial, aged eight, by Carpeaux. This was constructed in the 1850s and remained empty until the 1950s, when it was swept away as redundant. The current community draws upon the contemplative tradition of its French roots. She never indulged in xenophobia, however, rebuking anyone who referred to Les Boches. Destailleur applied these forms to modern ends and the room makes no attempt at historical accuracy. What impressed her most was the way betrayed, falsely accused, vilified the empress has attacked no one, nor uttered a single word in her own defence. For Filon. The Masoleum will be the subject of an article all its own next week. Here it lay in state for two days, draped in a blue imperial pall which bore the golden eagles and golden bees of the Bonapartes. On three occasions, she was declared Regent - during the 1859 Italian War, when Napoleon was unwell in 1865, and for a final time in 1870 and presided over ministerial meetings. They shared similar views on foreign affairs, Victoria becoming increasingly pro-French, a development which an angry Bismarck attributed to Eugnie. This was to be her final home. Eugnie maintained diligent oversight of the foundation, ensuring they had good diets and that there was fresh water, central heating, Eugnie continued to encourage girls education and political independence in the last years of her life in England, lending her support to the suffrage movement. Upon the request of Queen Victoria, a cross was erected at his death site, and a monument was built in St Georges Chapel. Eventually they left, leaving the abbey in a state of squalor. Eugnie had renewed her friendship with Empress Elizabeth of Austria, by now a melancholy, slightly unbalanced wanderer, and became one of the few people in whom Elizabeth would confide. On three occasions, she was declared Regent - during the 1859 Italian War, when Napoleon was unwell in 1865. and for a final time in 1870 and presided over ministerial meetings. often visited Eugnie at Chislehurst and then when she moved to Farnborough (Hampshire). He had plastered the capital with posters demanding a referendum to decide if France should become an empire again with himself as emperor and, promptly arrested by four gendarmes, was immured in the Conciergerie. Learning in 1917 that the Allies considered Alsace-Lorraine to be part of Germany, she sent the French government a letter written to her by William I in 1871, in which he admitted that the provinces had been annexed purely for strategic reasons and not because their inhabitants were seen as Germans. Despite her seventy-five years, she retains traces of her former beauty, he said. In September 1881 the empress moved into a new and much larger house in Hampshire, Farnborough Hill, which had been built in the 1860s for Longman the publisher, on a knoll overlooking the minute but fast-growing town of that name near Aldershot. He enjoyed an international reputation as an expert on French architecture and interior decoration. His whole life was commemorated in this room, from the elaborate crib that had been presented by the City of Paris in 1856 to the melancholy assemblage of items associated with his death, which were gathered together in a large ebony cabinet. In 1873 Napoleon III, nephew of the more celebrated emperor, died in disgrace at Camden Place, now the home of Chislehurst Golf Club, having endured German captivity and the disastrous defeat of his armies in the Franco-Prussian war. The interior is serenely beautiful and immensely grand, owing to the consistent use of internal masonry, the elegant simplicity of the moulded piers, and moving from west to east the magisterial succession of elaborate vaulting types. The most faithful visitor was undoubtedly Queen Victoria. One of the main reasons why Eugnie moved to Farnborough was her wish to create a worthy resting place for the emperor and the Prince Imperial. She transformed his study into her day room, where she worked at a large desk that was covered with photos and decorated with French porcelain. Grainger Historical Picture Archive/Alamy Stock Photo. Under Eugnie from 1881, the house was substantially renovated, its external and interior decoration modified, in a process akin to translation into a French idiom. Eugnie lived during a time of significant technological development. The two bodies were moved here from Chislehurst in 1888 and placed in red granite sarcophagi, a present from Queen Victoria. Following the death in 1873 of her husband, Napoleon III, and that of her son, the Prince Imperial, in 1879, the Empress Eugenie was eventually to settle in a new house (a cottage built in 1860 and today a school) in the Hampshire village of Farnborough. The death of the Prince Imperial in 1879, aged 23, ended all hope of a Bonapartist restoration. ", "[Geraghty's]beautifully illustrated book reconstructs what the house, collections, and mausoleum were like before 1920. The bodies of the Emperor and the Prince were translated there in 1888. He was shocked by her appearance. Will Pryce for the Country Life Picture Library. Copies of this book are still available at a cost of 30 plus postage. Date : 1920 Technique : photograph (from Glass plate negative) Place held : Bibliothque Nationale de France When Victoria died in 1901, it was an immense loss to Eugnie, and she grieved for the friend with whom she could speak freely about their life experiences. The empress believed firmly that, together, France and England were unbeatable. Both churches were established by Ferdinand and Isabella, the founders of modern Spain. The devastating cholera epidemics between 1865-66 brought Eugnie closer than ever to the French people. The latter was located in a completely new wing, built on by the Empress. echnological development. There are periodic calls for the return of the bodies to France, but such a move could never be justified. Eugnie particularly enjoyed her company, inviting her to stay at Cap Martin and for cruises. The son of a famous writer and one of Marcel Prousts young friends, Lucien Daudet was a homosexual dilettante who was fascinated by the Bonapartes and had great charm, and after presenting himself to Eugnie unintroduced at the Villa Cyrnos in 1899, having arrived on a bicycle, he became almost an adopted son. Exiled from France in 1870, Napoleon III and his son lie buried in England at St Michaels Abbey, Farnborough, Hampshire. Predictably, Eugnie remained unpopular in France among republicans, who with relentless unfairness accused her of being responsible for 1870. He introduced the green and gold panelling in the style of Louis XVI, the two Classical columns and the new bay window. The French Navy during the First Empire Empress Eugenie: A footnote history. Other sovereigns besides Queen Victoria treated her as an equal. The religious architecture of the period was damned for clinging too closely to Gothic France or for capitulating too fully to Renaissance Italy. We know that Destailleur was in Spain in 188081. Photographs by Will Pryce for the Country Life Picture Library. The Empress bought the Farnborough Hill estate in 1880, following a decade of personal tragedy: the collapse of the Second Empire (1852-70), the death of Napoleon III, and the loss of her only child. The Third Republic had protested on learning that the empress would be given a twenty-one gun salute, and, while it did not fire the salute, a battery of Royal Horse Artillery remained drawn up outside the abbey throughout the service. She often wrote to Eugnie, especially after her son Crown Prince Rudolph shot himself and his mistress at Mayerling in 1889. The letter convinced the Allies that Alsace-Lorraine must be returned to France. Within a decade, Empress Eugnie had lost her Empire, her home, her husband, and her only son, Prince Imperial Louis-Napolon. She was also an incredibly inspiring, modern woman, paving the way for many of the 21st Centurys social, educational, charitable, and fashionable standards. The ceiling itself is flat, carried on a series of Classical colonnettes that rise from the upper surfaces of the flying ribs. Eugnie (1826-1920) Empress of the French and wife of Napoleon III who, by her elegance and charm, contributed largely to the brilliancy of the imperial regime and showed calmness and courage in the face of the rising tide of revolution. The Funeral procession to Farnborough with Prince Victor Napoleon and his wife following the coffin, 20 July 1920 [Press Photo-Agence Rol] BnF Gallica. While her Republican enemies (those who would go on to overthrow the Second Empire and declare the Third Republic in 1870) would depict her as a violent agitator, those closer to her said she assumed the Regent role admirably. She made it even bigger, so that eventually it needed more than twenty servants to run it. This second community took root and flourished. 9 1/2 x 11 1/2, Architecture: These are separated by the Gothic transverse arches, which rise without interruption into the vault. These were a community of scholarly Benedictine monks led by Dom Cabrol, former prior of Solesmes, who had been forced to leave their native land by a growing climate of anticlericalism. Farnborough was founded in Saxon times and is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. Smith 0.00 0 ratings0 reviews 20 pages, Hardcover First published December 31, 2001 Book details & editions About the author W.H.C. Its quite dramatic enough without it.. In December 1919 Eugnie returned to Cap Martin, stopping en route in Paris at the Htel Continental, where Palologue called on her. The exterior of the Cloister Gallery is in the same late-Gothic style as the Mausoleum. The congregation at the funeral on 20 July included George V and Queen Mary, Alfonso XIII and Queen Ena of Spain, and Manuel II of Portugal and the Portuguese queen mother, together with Prince Victor Napoleon, the Bonapartist pretender, and his wife. A phantom imperial court shared Eugnies exile here, one or two of its members spending the rest of their lives with her at Farnborough Hill notably the veteran secretary Franceschini Pietri. Get the latest updates on new releases, special offers, and media highlights when you subscribe to our email lists! Just a glance at one of her notebooks, in which she jots down reactions to what she is reading or to a stimulating remark, would show you how wide was the gap in sympathy and outlook that had existed between herself and most of the people who then surrounded her. She also inspired the religious order to found a convent school, attending its events and inviting girls to tea.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[250,250],'thesocialtalks_com-banner-1','ezslot_4',136,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-thesocialtalks_com-banner-1-0'); During her lifetime, Eugnie was known as the Empress of Fashion of the 19th century. The community remained French until 1947, when it was repopulated by English monks from Prinknash Abbey. Although the band played the Marseillaise instead of Partant pour la Syrie (no one remembered how to play it), many people in the packed church bore famous Second Empire names, as the children or grandchildren of her courtiers Murat, Bacciochi, Primoli, Walewski, Bassano, Bassompire, Clary, Girardin, Fleury. In her will, she left thousands of pounds to various British and French charities. In 1907 Ferdinand Lolie published the first of his poisonous books. Bonaparte He looked to Saint-Denis, the traditional necropolis of the French monarchy, as did his nephew Napoleon III, who commissioned Viollet-le-Duc to design a caveau imprial there. In Eugnies day, it contained a series of state portraits by Grard, including the Empress Josphine in her coronation robes, and two display cases (today at Upton House, Warwickshire), which glistened with family treasure. Even so, informally if not officially, her relations with the Republic grew more relaxed as the years went by. The dome is carried on high squinches, which are adorned with the heraldic arms of Napoleon III and elevate the double-shell structure of the dome over the high Gothic roofs of the exterior. The death of the Prince Imperial in 1879, aged twenty-three, ended all hope of a Bonapartist restoration. She told Lucien about her forthcoming trip to Spain. The Queen of England was a great source of comfort and support for Eugnie at the time of those deaths, particularly given that Victoria had lost her husband in 1861. 11.50. But in 1891 she was a great deal nearer to les vnements, as she always called the downfall of the Second Empire than in 1918. (People had been saying that time had mellowed the empress.) The Empress Eugnie (detail), photographed by W & D. Downey in c. 1880. History She also took in Prince Victor Napoleon and his wife and children when they had to flee from Belgium. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[250,250],'thesocialtalks_com-medrectangle-4','ezslot_2',158,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-thesocialtalks_com-medrectangle-4-0'); Her courage was also displayed when she and Napoleon survived an assassination attempt in 1858 on the way to the opera. Most of the exterior detail is late Gothic in style, with elaborate buttressing, crocketed pinnacles and complex window traceries, but the dome pushes the implied chronology of the design into the Renaissance. See . Our dear mother was deeply attached to you. Queen Alexandra often visited Farnborough, generally without warning. Franceschini Pietri, who as the emperors secretary had ridden with him during the 1870 campaign, died in 1916 and was buried as he wished, near the stair down to the crypt of Farnborough Abbey so that the empress would pass him on her way to pray at the tombs of her husband and her son. After 1870, Eugnie would also have been mindful of the chapelle royale at Dreux in France, where the familys principal rivals, the Orlans, lie buried in a Gothic church surmounted by a dome. Its deployment at Farnborough Hill is not as obvious as it once was, as Eugnies additions have a decidedly French accent, but it was Kendall, working for Longman, who designed the mullion and transom windows of the ground floor and the elaborate half-timbering and decorated gables of the upper storeys. As well as a roll of priceless silk that had been presented to her by Sultan Abdul Aziz Eugnie gave them her wedding dress, with which to make vestments. These are also long gone and the room now connects to a refectory built on by the school. The dome itself was copied from the west towers of Tours Cathedral, which date from the first half of the 16th century, but their redeployment over a crossing was without precedent in early Renaissance France. Her architect was Hippolyte Destailleur (182293), best-known in this country as the architect of Waddesdon Manor. The little Catholic parish church at Chislehurst was obviously quite inadequate, and if the British had honoured the prince by placing a monument to him in St Georges Chapel, then in her view the French must do as well. In 1873, Napoleon III died following a gallstone operation, and then her son was tragically killed while fighting for the British in the Zululand in 1879. I am left alone, the sole remnant of a shipwreck I cannot even die (. Nonetheless, although she attended a monthly requiem Mass in the church, besides the great requiems on each anniversary, normally she preferred to hear Mass in the private chapel at Farnborough Hill. The illustration accompanied a lengthy essay on construction, in which the vaults at La Fert-Bernard were described as the final expression of Gothic architecture. Eugnie was considered of too little social standing by some. At the abbey, he created a striking architectural composite and Geraghty excels in uncovering the allusions that added up to a patriotic statement about French cultures ability to absorb and refine diverse European precedents. (Palologues account of their meeting should be treated with caution.). When her boat put in to Algeciras the warships in the harbour, Spanish and British, gave her a sovereigns salute of twenty-one guns, which thrilled her as she had not been so greeted since her expedition to Suez over fifty years earlier. 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