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Fort Nicholas, Sevastopol, 1855 (b / w photo)
5922087 Fort Nicholas, Sevastopol, 1855 (b/w photo) by Robertson, James (1813-88); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Fort Nicholas, Sevastopol, 1855.
Photograph by James Robertson (1813-1888), Crimean War (1854-1856), 1855.
RobertsonAs depictions of the aftermath of the fall of Sevastopol, including this panoramic view of Fort Nicolas, made his reputation as a photographer. Fort Nicholas was one of several forts and bastions that protected the entrance to the portAs harbour.
From a collection of 22 photographs by Roger Fenton and James Robertson, 1854-1856.); eNational Army Museum; British, out of copyright
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This print captures the historical significance of Fort Nicholas in Sevastopol, 1855. Taken by renowned photographer James Robertson during the Crimean War, this image showcases the aftermath of the fall of Sevastopol and solidified Robertson's reputation as a talented photographer. Fort Nicholas served as one of several forts and bastions that protected the entrance to the port's harbor. Its strategic location made it a crucial stronghold during this period of conflict. The panoramic view provided by Robertson allows us to witness the grandeur and scale of this fortification. Part of a larger collection featuring photographs by Roger Fenton and James Robertson between 1854-1856, this particular image stands out for its topographical accuracy and attention to detail. It offers viewers a glimpse into an important chapter in history while showcasing Robertson's skillful use of photography. Preserved by the National Army Museum in London, this print serves as a testament to both military architecture and early photographic techniques. Its timeless quality transports us back to a time when war ravaged these lands but also highlights humanity's ability to capture moments that transcend time itself. Bridgeman Images has ensured that this piece remains accessible for all to appreciate, allowing us to reflect on our past while celebrating artistic achievements in photography.
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