 Napoleon replaced it with a portrait of himself, by Robert Lefèvre.In 1834, King Louis-Philippe took down Napoleon's picture and replaced with another of Louis XIII, from a painter of the school of Champaigne,

The Council Chamber, where the Kings and Emperors met their closest advisors, was close to the Throne Room.It was originally the office of Francis I, and was decorated with painted wooden panels showing following designs of Primatice, the virtues and the heroes of antiquity.