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Exiled to a lonely island with no escape, and he was kept there and poisoned slowly with Arsenic within his wine. He died there in agony, and his body was exhumed forty years thereafter his burial on St. Helena Island. He was reinterred at Paris France and perfectly preserved because of all the arsenic within his tissues. Herein lies NAPOLEON BONEPART, Emperor of France, and still intact unto this very day. That is a fact.
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gerry logan 31 Mar 2008
Interesting story line and super job done hereAnonymous Guest 25 Feb 2008
Hi Walt, this one is too real!---kinda spooky, lol---awesome sketch as always.-I still have the one of me and the Grandkids you did---hug's, Margaret~~Anonymous Guest 01 Feb 2008
Wonderful job! You always do that though! Keep it coming!Karen Cash 31 Jan 2008
great work and interesting bit of history!Anonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
A great sketch Walt and this little piece of history that I didn't know, thank you for that information. YOB Donsamuel wright 30 Jan 2008
Awesome work, Walt. I like your style.Anonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
Dear Walt ~ How interesting this info about Napoleon I'd not known. Your artistry is superb, Walt. Thanks for sharing it with us. God has given you great talents! May He continue to bless you as you bless others. Love in Jesus, MaryxoLawrence Hickman 30 Jan 2008
a true masterpiece of perfection great job well composed and a terrific example of excellance...stay inspiredAnonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
Wonderful work here, as always, great Pencil work...debbieAnonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
Wow! great drawing and interesting information too. Hugs, Deedoreen cyr 30 Jan 2008
awesome work doreenMaria Murphy 30 Jan 2008
nice work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Anonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
Excellent as always my dear friend. You are so very talented with brush and pen. You do features so very well. Thanks for the info as well, interesting. Great artwork. Love, AnnieAnonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
Needs a good barber. LOL. Great work my friend.Emily Reed 30 Jan 2008
A GREAT DRAWING AND A GREAT STORY!Christine brand 30 Jan 2008
Interesting work and information, a beautiful face though, isn't it.! Very intriguing, him resting there.Anonymous Guest 30 Jan 2008
This is incredibly sublime, Walt. The face has protuding cheek bones that look so real. The chin, mouth, everything is great. I need to E-mail this to my daughter, Ashley. She is majoring in Art Education and minoring in Printmaking. She wants to be a professor and teach at East Carolina University. She is at present a student there. You are a natural, Walt. God has clearly blessed you with an extraordinary talent. Love, ~MoNi~ (Caprichos)Anonymous Guest 29 Jan 2008
Again, the Master guides your pen with great accuracy dear friend, Blessings, love 'n hugs, TriciaAnonymous Guest 29 Jan 2008
you are a exceptional artistAnonymous Guest 29 Jan 2008
YOU DRAW AND PAINT SO WELL. I ALWAYS ENJOY YOUR ARTISTIC TALENTS THAT ARE SO OFTEN BACKGROUNDS TO YOUR POETRY. THANKS FOR SHARING .. HUGS AND LOVE .. ALICEANN