The Crimea, At Alupka

Made:
September 1915 in Krym
maker:
Herbert Galloway Stewart

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Black and white photograph entitled 'The Crimea, At Alupka'. Taken from the bottom of Vorontsov Palace steps the photograph shows a view of one of the 'sleeping lions' with the Black Sea in the background. Taken by Herbert Galloway Stewart in The Crimea, in August 1915.

From page 12 of snapshot album number 16 of the Russian Imperial Royal Family, compiled by Herbert Galloway Stewart (1866-1960).

The Vorontsov Palace, situated at the foot of the Crimean Mountains, is one of the oldest and largest palaces in The Crimea. Built between 1828 and 1848, it was the personal summer home of the Russian Prince Mikhail Semyonovich. It was designed by the British architect Edward Blore, who also completed the design for Buckingham Palace, and his assistant William Hunt.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Collection:
Jane and Howard Ricketts Collection
Object Number:
1990-5037/P80/16/12/1
Measurements:
overall: 75 mm x 100 mm
type:
silver gelatin print
taxonomy:
  • visual and verbal communication
  • book
credit:
The Ricketts Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford