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File:Antoine-Jean Gros - Bonaparte visitant les pestiférés de Jaffa.jpg

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English: Bonaparte Visiting the Pesthouse in Jaffa
Français : Bonaparte visitant les pestiférés de Jaffa le 11 mars 1799
Date 1804
Medium oil on canvas
Dimensions 715 × 523 cm
1er étage/Denon/Salle 77
Notes

His touching of the ill is reminiscent of Royal touch paintings. See also , and for a few details:

Français : Entre le 8 et le 13 mars 1799 (18-23 ventôse, an VII) - Bonaparte visita l’hôpital de Jaffa, et aida un infirmier turc a soûler et transporter un blessé pestiféré.
Source/Photographer Musée du Louvre
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