サザビーズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (サザビーズInstagram)「With Ridley Scott’s take on the larger-than-life Napoleon Bonaparte coming to the big screen today, we were reminded of a few times when artifacts from the emperor’s reign came through our doors over the years. In September 2021, the legendary “à la française” hat of Emperor Napoleon I, worn during his campaign in Pologne (1807), sold at #SothebysParis for €1.2 million ($1.3 million USD), more than double the low estimate. Napoleon only began wearing his now famous hat in 1800. From then on, his hats were always the same model—most manufactured by Poupart & Cie for about 60 francs. The emperor had 12 hats in rotation at any given time and, as he disliked brand-new hats, his valet wore them first to break them in. Swipe through for more: 🧥 Napoleon Bonaparte’s double-breasted coat, auctioned at #SothebysLondon in October 1984. 👑 A tiara believed to have belonged to Empress Joséphine, which sold in London for £450,600 in December 2021. 📜 The 1804 marriage certificate of Napoleon and Joséphine, sold in 1977. The marriage ended in divorce in 1809. #SothebysArchive #Napoleon」11月23日 6時50分