Napoleon Gives the Order to Attack Jena on October 14, 1806 by Paul Emile Leon Perboyre. SIG316 Existing from the early 12th

Existing from the early 12th century for nearly two hundred years when they were disbanded by the Pope after members in France were arrested

Knights Cross Presentation Edition of 3 artist proofs from the limited edition of 50 artist proofs

Nicknamed the butcher bird

Each print is autographed by the pilot

Surprise attack in the Suburbs of Metz by Alphonse de Neuville

Napoleon Gives the Order to Attack Jena on October 14, 1806 by Paul Emile Leon Perboyre. SIG316 Existing from the early 12thNBP0115. Napoleon Gives the Order to Attack Jena on October 14, 1806 by Paul Emile Leon Perboyre. The Battle of Jena took place on October 14, 1806, Napoleon decisively defeated the Prussian army led by Prince Hohenlohe. The French armys effective use of coordinated attacks overwhelmed the Prussians, who were caught off guard by Napoleons rapid and aggressive manoeuvres. This battle was a critical blow to Prussian military strength and solidified