Cossacks Skirmishing
1855
The Sardinian Camp İn The Crimea
1855
British Infantary In Barracks, At Gallipoli
1854
Surrender Of The Tower Of Prasto, Bomarsund
1854
French Soldier
George Housman Thomas (1824-1868) — 1856
General Windham in The Redan, Sept.08 1855
J.Hind — 1858
Departure Of The Grenadier Guards From Trafalgar Square Feb.22 1854, on Their Route To The East
J.Kunzley — 1858
Cavalry And Artillery Reinforcements For The War-8th Hussars, 17th Lancers, Royal Horse Artillery 5th Dragoon Guards 4th Dragoon Guards, 1st Royal Dragoons ,14th Hussar
W.Thomas — 1855
Russian Arms, etc, From The Alma And Inkerman And Bomarsund
F.J.Skill — 1855
The Chasseurs de Vincennes
1856
The French Imperial Guard, Horse Artillery
Henry Linton (1815-1899) — 1856
Sebastopol, 9th September 1855-1.Malakoff 2.Karabelnaia Faubourg 3.Fort St.Paul 4.Military Port 5.Fort St.Nicholas 6.Sebastopol 7.Batteries 8.Fort Alexander 9.Quarantine Fort
1856
Russian Soldiers
1856
French Soldiers And Zouave
1856
Russian Infantry, Grenadiers
1853
Russian Cavalry-Chevaliar Guard, Hussars, Dragoons
1853
The Queen Receiving The Guards At Buckingham Palace On Their Return From The Crimea
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
The Governor Of Kinburn Surrendering To The Allies, Forts Of Kinburn Bombarded Oct. 17 1855 Surrendered The Same Day
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
Bombardment Of Sweaborg
James Wilson Carmichael (1800-1868) — 1859
Attaque De Bomarsund
Henri Felix Emmanuel Philippoteaux (1815–1884) — 1860's
Bataille Du Pont De Traktir (Battle of the Chernaya)
Henri Felix Emmanuel Philippoteaux (1815–1884) — 1860's
Le Colonel Du Genie Guerin (Dans La Nuit Du 1 Au 2 Mai 1855)
Henri Felix Emmanuel Philippoteaux (1815–1884) — 1860's
A Bomb-proof Chamber in the Malakoff
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Disembarkation of the Expedition to Kertch and the Blowing up of St. Paul's Battery (Plate 1)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
The Cavalry Affair of the Heights of Bulganak-The First Gun, 19th Sept. 1854 (Plate 2)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Kertch from the North (Plate 2)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Straits of Yenikale with the Bay and Town of Kertch from the Old Fortress of Yenikale (Plate 4)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Sebastopol from the Rear of the English Batteries (Plate 5)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
The Town Batteries or Interior Fortifications of Sebastopol, 23 June 1855 (Plate 6)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Burning of the Government Buildings at Kertch, 9th June 1855 (Plate 7)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
The Interior of Lord Raglan’s Head Quarters-A Council of War (Plate 8)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Camp of the 4th Division, July 15th 1855 (Plate 9)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Distant View of Lord Raglan’s Head Quarters Before Sebastopol (Plate 9)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Cavalry Camp, July 9th 1855 (Plate 10)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
The Field of Inkermann (Plate 11)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Camp of the Light Division (Plate 11)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Camp of the 3rd Division, July 9th 1855 (Plate 12)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Sketch in the Interior of the Mamelon Vert, Looking South (Plate 13)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Commissariat Difficulties, The Road from Balaklava to Sebastopol, at Kadikoi, During the Wet Weather (Plate 13)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
The Graves in the Fort on Cathcart’s Hill, Of the Officers 4th Division Who Fell at Inkermann (Plate 14)
William Simpson (1823-1899) — 1856
Valley of the Tchernaya, Looking North (Plate 15)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Huts and Warm Clothing for the Army (Plate 16)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Camp of the 1st Division, Looking North Towards the Camp of the 2nd Division. The Heights of Inkermann in the Distance. (Plate 18)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Sebastopol From the 26 Gun Battery on yhe Extreme Right of French Attack (Plate 19)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Interior of the Redan, Taken From its Left Face Looking Towards the Salient Angle...looking South (Plate 20)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Head of the Harbour, Sebastopol (Plate 20)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Church in the Rear of the Redan Looking North, Showing the Effects of Shot and Shell (Plate 21)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Graves at the Head of the Harbour of Balaklava (Plate 21)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Sebastopol From the Rear of Fort Nicholas, Looking South (Plate 22)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The North Side of The Harbour of Sebastopol, From the Top of the Harbour, 22nd June 1855 (Plate 24)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Ditch of the Bastion Du Mat (Plate 25)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Camp of the Second Division, Looking East, January 1855 (Plate 25)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Docks at Sebastopol With Ruins of Fort St.Paul (Plate 26)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Ruins of Inkermann and City of Caverns (Plate 26)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Interior of the Malakoff, With the Remains of the Round Tower (Plate 27)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Highland Brigade Camp, Looking South (Plate 27)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The New Works at the Siege of Sebastopol on the Right Attack, From the Mortar Battery on the Right of Gordon's Battery (Plate 29)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Interior of Fort Nicholas (Plate 29)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Public Library and Temple of the Winds (Plate 30)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
A Christmas Dinner on the Heights Before Sebastopol (Plate 30)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Sebastopol From the East, or Extreme Right of English Attack (Plate 31)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Quarantine Cemetery and Church With French Battery No.50 (Plate 31)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
View From the Heights Above Balaklava Looking Towards Sebastopol, Shewing the Ground of the Battles of the 25th Octr. and the 5th Novr. 1854 and the Line of our Defences Since the 25th Oct. (Plate 32)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Church of St.Peter and St.Paul (Plate 35)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
A Hot Night in the Batteries (Plate 35)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Valley of the Shadow of Death (Plate 36)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Sebastopol From Old Chersonese and Ancient Church of St.Vladimir (Plate 36)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Ditch of the Malakoff Battery Gervais and Rear of Redan (Plate 39)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Monastery of St.George and Cape Violente (Plate 39)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Mine in the Bastion Du Mat (Plate 40)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Bastion Du Mat From the Central Bastion (Plate 41)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The Funeral Cortege of Lord Raglan Leaving Head Quarters (Plate 41)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
Prince Bebutoff, The New Russian Commander-İn-Chief İn Asia
1855
Prince Gortschakoff
Daniel John Pound (1820-1894) — 1856
Tartar Children At Eupatoria
1855
General Williams, The Hero of Kars
1856
Wallachian Peasantry
1856
Miss Nightingale
1856
Hospital and Cemetery at Scutari (Plate 33)
William Simpson (1823–1899) — 1856
The City Of Kars
1855
Omar Pasha, Commander Of In Chief Of The Turkish Army
Daniel John Pound (1820-1894) — 1850's
Omar Pasha
1880
Omar Pasha
1854
Landing Of The French Infantry At Gallipoli
1854
Turkish Artillery
1853
Turkish Soldier
1853
Turkish İnfantry
1853
Turkish Recruits
1853
Visit Of The Sultan To The English Camp At Scutari
1854
The New Barrack-Hospital A Scutari
1854
The British Hospital At Smyrna
1855
The Kuleieh Barracks, Constantinople-The Royal Artillery Disembarking From "The Jason"
1854
Kara Fatima Hanoun, With Her Kurd Cavalcade At Constantinopele
1854
The Landing Of The Turks At Yenikale
1855
Defeat Of The Russians By The Turks At Kars
E.Guillaud — 1855
The Peace Conference At Paris-Around The Table, Aali Pacha, Baron de Bourqueney, Count Walewski, Lord Cowley, Count Buol, Earl of Clarendon, Baron Brunnow, Count De Cavour and Count Orloff
1856
The Council Of War at Paris- Around The Table, Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Admiral Hamblin, Admiral Sir R. Dundas, General de La Marmora, General Bosquet, Prince Napoleon, Duke of Cambridge, The Emperor, Prince Jerome Bonaparte, General Canrobert and Sir Harry Jones
1856
The Vienna Conference-Around The Table, Baron Meysenbug, M.De Titoff, Turkish interpreter M.Von Hammer, Prince Gortschakoff, Arif Effendi, Earl of Westmoreland, Riza Bey, Lord John Russell, Baron Prokesch Osten, Count Buol and Drouyn de Lhuys
Henry Anelay (1817-1883) — 1855
Omar Pasha
1855
Passage Of The İngour By Omer Pasha
J.Hine — 1855
Battle Of Kars, Repulse Of The Russians Sept. 29 1855
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
Battle Of Eupatoria Feb. 17 1855 -Selim Pasha Now Made A Sortie With A Brigade Of Egyptians And Charged The Russians With The Bayonet But in The Act Of Leading His Men On Received A Musket Ball Through The Body And Fell Dead
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
The Battle Of inkermann, The Two Gun Battery Depended By The Guards
William Henry Kearney (1800-1858) — 1858
The Battle Of inkermann Charge Of The Guards
1859
The Zouaves at Alma
1862
Retreat Of The Russians From The South Side Of Sebastopol Sept. 08 1855
J.Hine — 1858
Charge of the Heavy Cavalry at Balaklava
1862
The Guards Working in The Trenches Before Sebastopol
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
Bombardment Of Odessa By The English And French, April 22 1854, The Explosion Of The imperial Mole
H.W.Nicholls — 1858
Night Scene in The Trenches Before Sebastopol Attack And Repulse Of The Russians
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
Battle Field Of The Alma, Night After The Battle
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
Battle Of The Tchernaya, Aug.16 1855, The Russians Repulsed At Traktir Bridge
Roberd Hind (1817-1879) — 1858
The Fortress And Field Defences Of Kars, Representing The Action Between The Russians Under Mouravieff And The Turks Under General Williams, 29 September 1855-Russian Reserve Advancing-Head Quarters General Muraviev-Tahmashi Tabia-Yuksek Tabia-General Kmety's Camp-Tichim Tabia-Fort Lake-Churchill Tabia-Zohrab Tabia-Williams Pasha Tabia-Shelling-The Town-Citadel-Thompsons Tabia-Russian Cavalry-Teesdale Tabia-Turkish Cavalry-Arab Tabia-Karadach-Kultuk Tabia
1877
The British And French Fleets in Besika Bay, August 1853-Sanspareil (Captain Dacres), Furious (Captain Lorny), Trafalgar (Captain Greville), Niger (Commander Heath), Bellerophon (Lord G.Paulet), Tiger (Captain Gifford) Sane, Albion (Captain Lushington) Valmy, Charlemagne, Mapoleon, Caradoc (Lieutenant Derriman), Britannia Flag ( Admiral Dundas), Ville de Paris Flag (Admiral Hamplin), Inflexible (Commander Popplewell), Jupiter, Bayard, Rodney (Captain Graham) Henri Quatre, Gomer, Fury (Commander Tatham), Vengeance (Lord E Russell), Triton (Lieutenant Loyd), Arethusa (Captain Symonds)
1853
The Turkish Fleet Anchor At Buyukdera in The Bosphorus
1853
The Combined English And French Fleets in Besika Bay-Caton, Modeste, Sane, Mogador, Bayard, Napoleon, Firebrand, Caradoc, Magellan, Charlemagne, Henri IV, Tiger,Montebello, Sampson, Valmy, Ville de Paris (Flag), Britannia (Flag), Bellerophon, Vengeance, Rodney, Arethusa, Albion, Retribution, Trafalgar, Inflexible, Fury
1853
Encampment At Besika Bay
1853
Barracks At Scutari, The British Hospital
1855
Turkish Soldiers And Tartar Children At Eupatoria
1855
Graves At Scutari
1855
Aali Pacha The New Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs
1855
The Siege of Sebastopol, Retreat Of The Russians From The South To The North Side
1855
The Governor Of Schumla
1854
The Garrison Of Alexandria Morning Drill
1853
Military Execution Of A Russian Spy At Schumla
1854
Omar Pasha Boarding The Chek Per, Varna
1854
Battle On The Heights Of Kars, The Fight Near Tahmasb Tabia
1855
Encampment Of Omer Pacha Near Souchoum Kaleh
1855
Fuad Pacha, Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs
1856
Barrack Hospital, Scutari
1856
Erzeroum
1856
Hospital At Smyrna
1856
Battle Of Sinope
1856
Omar Pacha
1856
Bashi-Bazouks
1856
Turkish Soldiers
1856
Redschid Pacha, The Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs
David Wilkie (1785-1841) — 1853
The Egyptian Camp At Unkiar Skelessi, On The Bosphorus, The Turkish Fleet At Anchor
1853
The Turkish Fleet Anchor in The Bosphorus, The Black Sea in The Distance
1853
Group Of Redifs Or Turkish Military Reserve
1853
The Dardanelles, Asiatic Side-Najara Burnu, Site Of The Ancient Abydos-Teket Bay And Village-Kiossi Battery- Capitan Pacha's Bay- English Consulate-Town Of Chanak Kalessi-Turkish Pacha-Greek And French Consulates- Austrian Consulate- Castle Of Chanak Kalesi
1853
Omer Pacha, Commander In Chief Of The Turkish Army Of The Danube
1853
The Great Gun At Chanak Kalehsi, The Castle Of The Governor Of The Dardanelles
1853
Military Post On The Danube
1853
Omer Pacha At The Battle Of Oltenitza
1853
Omer Pacha And His Pipe Bearer
1853
General Baraguay D'Hilliers Reviewing The Redifs At Constantinople
1853
New Regiment Of Cossacks Of The Don, Raised At Constantinople
1853
Visit Of The Sultan To Duke Of Cambridge At Constantinople
1855
Battle Of The Alma
James Charles Armytage ( ….-1897) — 1859
French Ambulances Before Sebastopol
1854
Wrecks Of The "Caduceus" And The Steamer "Melbourne"
1854
"The Europa" Steam Ship Leaving Kingstown With The 90th Regiment On Board For The Seat Of The War
1854
"Himalaya"- "Roual George", 120 Guns- The "Himalaya" Steam Ship in Plymouth Sound, With Troops For The War
1854
H.M.S. "Royal Albert" in A Snowstorm Blockading Sebastopol
1855
Wreck Of An Egyptian Vessel Of War in The Black Sea
1854
"The Prince Of Wales" Steam Ship Leaving Blackwall With Navvies For The Crimea
1855
Part Of The Baltic Fleet Off Cronsstadt, "Orion", "Du Quesne", "Royal George "120 and "Tourville"100(Flagship Of Admiral Penaud)
James Wilson Carmichael (1800-1868) — 1855
Two Sunken Merchantmen, Opposite Yenikale
1855
Burning Of A Turkish Ship Of War, Off Eupatoria
1855
The Baltic Fleet Leaving Spithead, "James Watt", "Hogue", "Edinburgh", "Basilisk", "Ajax", "Caesar", "D.Of Wellington", "Colossus", "Blenheim" and "Magicienne"
Edwin Weedon (1819-1873) — 1855
The Baltic Fleet Preparing To Anchor At The Entrance Of The Great Belt
Oswald Walters Brierly (1817-1894) — 1854
The Transport Fleet Embarking The Troops At Varna
1854
Allied Steamers On The Look Out Before Sebatopol "Niger", "Sane" and "Sidon"- The Russian Attack On Eupatoria, H.M.S." Valorous", Turkish Admiral, H.M.S. "Furious", H.M.S."Curacoa" and "Viper"
1855
Destructive Fire At Varna, French Line Of Battle Ship "Bayard", Conflagration At Varna, H.M. Frigate "Leander"
1854
Attack And Destruction Of Russian Works At The Entrance Of Balder River, Riga, By The Courland Squadron, "Conflict"(Screw), "Desperate"(Screw), "Archer"(Screw), "Gorgon" (Paddle)
1855
Siege Of Sebastopol, Dr.Smith's New Hospital Waggons
1854
Russian Prisoners on their Way to Siberia
1854
Miss Nightingale's Carriage At The Seat Of War
1856
Shumla, The Head Quarters Of The Turkish Troops
1853
Odessa
Buckley — 1854
Sebastopol
J.Butler — 1854
Souchoum Kaleh
1855
Fortifications Of Sveaborg And City Of Helsingfors
1856
Cronstadt
1856
Cronstadt
1856
Sebastopol
1856
Odessa
1856
Chart Of The Upper Part Of The Bosphorus, Showing The Positions Of The Turkish Fleet & Forts, August 6 1853
John James Dower (1825-1901) — 1853
The Seat of War - The Black Sea And Surrounding Countries - Enlarged Plan of Sevatopol
William Hughes (1818-1876) — 1854
Map Of The Caucasus And Portion Of Turkey In Asia
1856
Turkey In Europe - Part of the Black Sea from Varna to Crimea
1856
Caucasian Provinces And Parts Of Asiatic Turkey
1856
Plan Of Siege Of Kars
1856
Map Of The Seat Of War, On The Danube
John James Dower (1825-1901) — 1853
Portion Of The Crimea, Forming Chief Scene Of Warfare
1856
The Crimea-Map Of The Black Sea With Portions Of The Adjacent Countries
1856
Seat Of War İn The Crimea, Map Of The Country Between Simpheropol And Baidar, to illustrate The Movements Of The Allied & Russian Armies
1855
Plan Of The Siege Of Sevastopol, Previous To The Final Assault, 8th September 1855
1856
Plan Of Sebastopol, Shewing The Forts And Public Buildings The Position Of The Allied Armies in Winter Quarters
1855
Map Of The Country Between The River Alma And Balaklava, illustrating The Advance Of The Allied Armies
John James Dower (1825-1901) — 1855
Plan Of Sebastopol, With The Works Of The Allies, October 17 1854
1856
Map Of Battles Of Balaklava And inkermann
1856
Plan Of The Battle Of The Alma
1856
The Sea Of Azoff
1856
Map Of The Frontiers Of Austria & Russia
1856
Map Showing The New Frontier Line Between Russia & Turkey, As Settled By The Treaty March 30 1856
1856
Map Of The Baltic Sea, Gulf Of Finland, Cattegat & C., Cronstadt
1856
Plan Of The Battle Of Oltenitze
1853