WILLIAM SIMPSON

Six very fine and historically significant depiction of the Crimean War and other views executed in detail on tinted lithographs
(i) Cape Aiya; Looking North, Towards Balaklava;
(ii) Docks At Sebastopol With Ruins Of Fort St Paul;

Six very fine and historically significant depiction of the Crimean war and other views executed in detail on tinted lithographs
(a) CAPE AIYA. LOOKING NORTH, TOWARDS BALAKLAVA;.
(b) DOCKS AT SEBASTOPOL WITH RUINS OF FORT ST PAUL;

A view of MADRAS beach with the Governement House in the background from the "India ancient and modern" Vol II plate 49, Chromolithographs by Day & Sons after William Simpson: Published by Day & Sons, Gate Street, Lincoln"s Inn Fields, London 1867.
50 x 35 cms, each.

A view of THE CHITPORE ROAD (CALCUTTA) from the "India ancient and modern" Vol I plate 3, Chromolithographs by Day & Sons after William Simpson: Published by Day & Sons, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London 1867.
50 x 35 cms

View of A STREET IN BOMBAY from the 'India ancient and modern' Vol I plate 4, Chromolithographs by Day & Sons after William Simpson: Published by Day & Sons, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London 1867.
50 x 35 cms, each.