Versailles is home to a variety of artwork, including sculptures, paintings and frescoes. The Palace of Versailles features hundreds of works from the 17th and 18th centuries by famous French painters such as Charles Le Brun and François Boucher. One notable painting in the palace is “The Coronation of Napoleon” by Jacques-Louis David. This large canvas depicts Napoleon crowning himself Emperor in 1804 at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Other pieces include several tapestries made for Louis XIV by his designer Jean Berain, plus many busts, statues and reliefs depicting mythological figures or historical events. Frescoes adorn the walls with themes like The Triumph of Apollo or Bacchus Crowned with Grapes. In addition to artworks commissioned by past kings, some contemporary works are also present such as an abstract sculpture created in 2013 by Daniel Buren.