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Sebastopol From the East, or Extreme Right of English Attack (Plate 31) - William Simpson (1823–1899) - 1856
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Sebastopol From the East, or Extreme Right of English Attack (Plate 31)

ArtistWilliam Simpson (1823–1899)
EngraverF.Jones
Date1856
TechniqueLithography, Sepia-toned
CategoryMilitary
SourceThe Campaign in the Crimea: An Historical Sketch by George Brackenbury, London, Published Oct. 1, 1856 by Paul & Dominic Colnaghi & Co., Day & Son Lithographers to the Queen

Description

This engraving presents a panoramic view of Sebastopol from the east, focusing on the English positions at the extreme right of their lines during the siege. It documents the strategic layout of the city, fortifications, and the surrounding landscape, providing a valuable perspective on the military geography of the Crimean War. The distant ships in the harbor reflect the crucial role of naval power in the siege operations. William Simpson, who painted this engraving, was a painter and engraver sent to the war zones for The Illustrated London News during the Crimean War.

About the Original The Original Name Of The Engraved Painting is "Sebastopol from the East, or Extreme Right of English Attack", 1855, Watercolor on Paper, approx. 24 x 34 cm, Private Collection, London, England