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James Robertson (1813-1881) was a Scottish photographer known for his documentation of the Crimean War. His stark, detailed images captured the harsh realities of the conflict, providing a glimpse into the devastation of battlefields and the conditions endured by soldiers. Robertson's photographs are a valuable historical record of the Crimean War, showcasing the realities of war through the lens of photography.
Born
1813
Died
1881
Franse kampement in Sebastopol tijdens de Krimoorlog
James Robertson
1856
Gezicht op het mausoleum van sultan Mahmoud in Istanboel
James Robertson
1859
Group Portrait
James Robertson
1855
French Batteries and Works
James Robertson
1855
Interior of the Redan
James Robertson
1855
English Left Attack
James Robertson
1855
Fort Redan gezien van binnen de verschansing tijdens de...
James Robertson
1855
The Malakoff Tower
James Robertson
1855
Inner Harbour of Sebastopol, Bridge Connecting the City...
James Robertson
1855
Bomb-Proof in which the Russian General lived who Comma...
James Robertson
1855
Docks of Sebastopol, Fort Nickolas on the Left
James Robertson
1855
Russian Barrack Battery
James Robertson
1855
Road Opened Through Trenches
James Robertson
1855
Cemetery on Cathcart's Hill
James Robertson
1855
Batteries and Approaches of the English Right Attack up...
James Robertson
1855