Sebastopol (Lord Raglan viewing the storming of the Redan)
Richard Caton Woodville · 1825 - 1855
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A dramatic battlefield scene shows officers standing atop a large cannon while soldiers, a kilted Highland sergeant, and sailors gather around a gun emplacement strewn with cannonballs and sandbags. Smoke drifts over distant ranks of troops.
