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They're just trying to make Napoleon look like a cornuto. lol.Any more fathers to suggest? XD pretty disturbing! Thank god I'm handsome as all hell or I'd be worried as f*** lollll
I did another quick search for Charles Adam Bylandt, and found another brother of his, Jean Charles Bylandt:
I think I see similarities again.
OK, I just tracked down a Boucheporn portrait to complete our portrait analysis of Napoleon III paternity candidates. Here is René Bertrand de Boucheporn's brother, Anne François Louis Bertrand de Boucheporn:
Interestingly, René Bertrand de Boucheporn named his daughter Hortense. Hortense married into the de Sampigny family, and one of her descendants, her namesake Hortense de Sampigny, became a famous violinist (she's on the left, of course):
Intriguingly, the Bertrand de Boucheporn family is thought to have originated in or near Metz, which is a relatively high I2-M223 area. That said, I'm not sure I see a lot of family similarity to Napoleon III with them. Does anyone?
I don't see any resemblance.
Also, this is a portrait of the child that was recognized as the issue of the Queen and the Count de Blahaut. He certainly looks as if he could be the full sibling of Napoleon III.
http://ookaboo.com/o/pictures/picture/2675870/Charles_Auguste_Louis_Joseph_Demornyde_M
Considering Marie Louise's morals, this is certainly a possibility. However, Napoleon himself had what have variously been described as blue, blue-grey or grey eyes. Virtually all of his portraits indicate this as well. So any child of his with a light eyed woman should have produced a light eyed child.
http://www.napoleon-series.org/research/napoleon/c_description.html
Here is a picture of Napoleon I showing his light eyes:
http://tiffanyslittleblog.blogspot.no/2011/08/happy-242nd-birthday-napoleon.html
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