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The Naval Brigade at Sevastopol, 1850s
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The Naval Brigade at Sevastopol, 1850s
The Naval Brigade at Sevastopol, 1850s. Scene from the Crimean War. Illustration from Story of the British Nation, Volume IV, by Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s)
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Ammunition Armaments Artillery Cannon Cannonball Caton Woodville Crimea Crimean War 1853 1856 Highlander Hutchinson Kilt Loading Naval Officer R Caton Woodville Richard Caton Ii Richard Caton Woodville Ii Sailor Sailors Sporran Ukraine Walter Walter Hutchinson Woodville Wound Wounded Naval Brigade Naval Warfare Scots
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This print captures a scene from the Crimean War in the 1850s, specifically depicting "The Naval Brigade at Sevastopol". The image showcases the bravery and determination of British naval officers and sailors during this historic conflict. Clad in traditional Scottish kilts, these highlanders stand resolute as they load ammunition into their cannons. The photograph not only highlights the military prowess of these men but also provides a glimpse into the fashion and style of the era. Their Victorian-era clothing, complete with sporrans and other Scottish accessories, adds an intriguing touch to this snapshot from history. Intricate details are brought to life through monochrome imagery, showcasing every crease on their uniforms and expressions etched onto their faces. One can almost feel the tension in the air as wounded soldiers surround them, emphasizing both the intensity of battle and camaraderie among comrades. As we delve deeper into this print's historical significance, it becomes evident that it symbolizes more than just warfare; it represents national pride and resilience. This visual narrative serves as a reminder of Britain's strength during times of adversity. Captured by an unknown creator but featured prominently in Walter Hutchinson's book "Story of the British Nation". Volume IV (c1920s), this photograph is a testament to Richard Caton Woodville II's artistic talent. Through his skillful brushstrokes or lens work, he immortalized this momentous event for generations to come.
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