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Français : Prince Français. Dessin d'Isabey et Percier, gravure de Simonet, pour les costumes du Sacre de Napoléon Ier. Fac-simile du "Livre du Sacre", Paris, 1805. Scan.

Selon le titre III (article 9, de la Famille Impériale, de la Constitution du 28 floréal an XII), les membres mâles de la famille de Napoléon portaient le titre de Prince Français.

Légende: Habillement d'un prince français: Manteau, habit et culotte de velours blanc; le manteau et les broderies semés d'abeilles d'or; la plaque de la Légion sur l'habit et le manteau. La cravate de dentelle; le grand collier et la grand'croix de l'ordre. Chapeau de feutre noir, orné de plumes blanches; ganse en diamans. Souliers de soie blanche, grodés d'or; la rosette de drap d'or.
English: Prince Français (French Prince). Drawing by Isabey & Percier, engraving by Simonet, for the official costumes of the coronation of Emperor Napoleon. Fac simile of the Livre du Sacre (Book of the Coronation), Paris, 1805. Scan. According to the Constitution, the male members of the family of Napoleon had the title of Prince Français.
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