File:William Simpson - Attack on the Malakoff original.jpg

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Description The Attack on the Malakoff by w:William Simpson. Print shows the French assault on the Malakoff, the main Russian fortification before Sevastopolʹ, on 7 September 1855. French soldiers advance from the left, Zouaves from the left foreground, crossing the ditch and engaging Russian soldiers in hand-to-hand combat on the right. This was published on 22 October 1855, less than two months after the battle, which is about as contemporary to the event as mass-reproduced colour images got at the time.
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Source Library of Congress
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  • William Simpson, artist (1823-1899)
  • E. Morin, lithographer (????-????), working for "Day & Son, lithrs. to the Queen"

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  • Paul & Dominic Colnaghi & Co., 13 & 14 Pall Mall East, publishers to Her Majesty
  • Paris : Goupil & Cie.
  • Leipzig: Otto Weigel
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