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AR9119846

Siege of Sevastopol from the new 32 pounder battery above the left attack picquet house.

AR9119851

Sebastopol from the right of the English position. View over Sevastopol, soldiers climbing towards the viewer on the right, mound of cannon balls on track at centre.

AR9119854

Close of the action, - Bombardment of Sebastopol. Oct. 17th 1854. Bellarophon and Rodney being towed out.

AR9119853

Kronstadt. Bird's eye view of the fortifications with cannons lining their walls. Fort Constantine, Fort Alexander, Fort Riesbank, Fort Peter, Kronshlet and Fort Menchikoff are labelled.

AR9119828

The bombardment of Sebastopol by the combined fleets October 17th, 1854.

AR9119850

View above Balaklava

AR9108305

The battle of the Alma, from the sea.

AR9119728

Bombardment of Bomarsund. AUG 15TH 1854 (HALF PAST 11 O'CLOCK, AM) SKETCHED FROM HMS BULLDOG . Bird's eye view of the battlescene, explosion on the horizon, ships firing cannons at the fortifications.

AR9125240

The representation of the combined fleets of England, France and Turkey attacking Sebastopol. Panoramic view of the fleets, with smoke engulfing them. Lettered with the names of the ships represented

AR9125246

Camp of the light division at Allah-Din near Varna. Sunny landscape view, with lines of tents in the middle distance amongst trees, rocks in the foreground. Lettered COLNAGHI'S AUTHENTIC SERIES"" lowe

AR9125247

Bomarsund. Attack on the Forts by HMS 'Valorous' and 'Odin' 21st June 1854. View of forts burning in the distance, three ships before them. Lettered COLNAGHI'S AUTHENTIC SERIES"" lower left.""

AR9119831

Illustration of cannons on coastline overlooking the water and a large building. The battle for Sebastopol in the Crimean War.

AR9120214

A camp in the snow

AR9114999

Varna from Kafirlu Tepeh. Goatherd standing with two goats in the foreground of a panoramic view over Varna, fleet on the left and tents on the right.

AR9119832

Illustration of Woolwich harbour

AR9119686

The bombardment of Odessa, April 22nd 1854. Sea-view of an explosion on the left, and ships lined up firing cannons on the right. Lettered Explosion of the Magazine 1PM Saturday April 22nd by a Shell

AR9125249

Illustration of Woolwich harbour

AR9119694

The sick at Balaclava

AR9114997

Illustration of Portsmouth harbour

AR9119696

Sevastopol. View of the harbour and fortifications at Sevastopol from the sea. Lettered A KEY PLATE AND PLAN OF THE HARBOUR ACCOMPANY THIS PRINT"" lower right. This key is mounted opposite. ""

Sevastopol. View of the harbour and fortifications at Sevastopol from the sea. Lettered A KEY PLATE AND PLAN OF THE HARBOUR ACCOMPANY THIS PRINT' lower right. This key is mounted opposite. ', Crimean war. Author William Simpson, Illustrated by William Simpson, E Walker.

Unique Identifier AR9119844

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 7024px × 4066px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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armed conflicts

maritime structure

military events

War, Crimean (1853-1856)