W. SIMPSON

Lithograph On Paper

Title: Second Charge Of The Shades - When They Retook The Two Gun Battery At The Battle Of Inkermann

Image Size: 28cm x 40cm

Frame Size: 49cm x 59cm

Signature Details: Published Credit Visible In Lower Margin; Artist Attribution Partially Legible

Museum Accession Label Visible On Verso; Archival Reference Number "9" Noted

Condition: Poor - Refer To Images

Provenance: This Is A Significant Historical Military Print Documenting The Battle Of Inkermann (05/11/1853), A Pivotal Engagement During The Crimean War. The Work Depicts The Dramatic Moment When British Forces Retook Artillery Positions From Russian Forces. The Composition Captures The Intensity Of 19Th-Century Warfare With Detailed Rendering Of Soldiers, Smoke From Cannon Fire, And The Undulating Terrain Of The Crimean Landscape. Such Prints Were Widely Distributed In Victorian Britain To Commemorate Military Achievements And Served As Important Historical Documentation Of The Conflict.

Artwork Is Framed & Ready To Hang

Fal
163183+13

Location of item: 4-10 Keon Parade, Thomastown, VIC, Australia

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