“an important historical, cultural and artistic reflection of one of the great Napoleonic museums in the world….”
J. David Markham, President International Napoleonic Society
The Collection of the Museo Napoleonico Havana, Cuba is the result of almost 10 years of research and investigation with permission from the Office of the Historiador of the City of Havana. This exhaustively researched book includes historical information on the origins of the collection and the museum. It also provides details and context about the important Napoleonic artifacts in the inventory.
The Collection of the Museo Napoleonico Havana, Cuba is comprised of over 350 pages that are illustrated with more than 300 photos and more than 100 pages of text. The text and photography is by Luke Dalla Bona with forewords by Jean Mendelson (Former Ambassador of France in Cuba) and J. David Markham (President – International Napoleonic Society). An introduction is written by Museo Napoleónico Director Sadys Sánchez Aguilar.
The Collection of the Museo Napoleonico, Havana, Cuba is available for purchase worldwide on Amazon. Available in hardcover, softcover and Kindle.
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The Collection of the Museo Napoleonico, Havana, Cuba by Luke Dalla Bona is available for purchase worldwide on Amazon. Available in hardcover, softcover and Kindle.
About the Author
Luke Dalla Bona is a Canadian archaeologist who has worked on excavations in much of Canada — from Ontario, west to British Columbia and north to Yukon — since 1987. He has authored numerous academic articles and conference papers and, has made more than 50 presentations at conferences in Canada, USA, Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, Russia, Cuba and Ecuador. He is a Fellow (with honour) of the International Napoleonic Society and a member of the Masséna Society; speaks English and Spanish fluently and does pretty good in French. He lives in a little seaside village in Ecuador with his wife and son.
