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1800
 
   
Beethoven seeks medical advice for a very alarming condition, an increasing deafness      
1800
 
     
Nelson and the Hamiltons visit Haydn, who composes a cantata on the Battle of the Nile for Emma Hamilton to sing        
1801
 
    
Bonaparte Crossing the Alps (in 1800) is the first of several paintings by Jacques-Louis David celebrating the future emperor       
1802
 
   
At Heiligenstadt, near Vienna, Beethoven writes a letter, to be read only after his death, confronting the tragedy of his inexorable decline into deafness      
1804
 
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Beethoven changes the dedication of his third symphony on hearing that his hero, Napoleon, has made himself an emperor       
1805
 
    
The first version of Beethoven's only opera, Fidelio, is performed in Vienna under the title Leonore       
1806
 
   
French painter Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres moves to Rome and lives there for 18 years      
Ingres Monsieur de Norvins (detail) 1812
National Gallery, London

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1807
 
    
English collector Thomas Hope publishes his Greek and Egyptian designs in Household Furniture and Interior Decoration       
Thomas Hope, by Beechey, c.1799
National Portrait Gallery, London

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1808
 
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An uprising in Madrid, brutally put down by the French, is vividly depicted by the Spanish painter Goya       
1808
 
    
Beethoven's sixth symphony (the Pastoral) has its first performance in Vienna