File:Crimean War, in the batteries, by TA Picken after W. Simpson.jpg

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Description Hand tinted lithograph of the batteries during the Crimean War by Thomas Picken (b.1818) after William Simpson (1823-1899).
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Source Roseberys (Originally from The Ruins of Inkermann and City of Caverns by William Simpson, 1855).
Author Thomas Ashburton Picken after William Simpson
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