The French Redoubt at Inkermann by Roger Fenton

The French Redoubt at Inkermann 1855

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Roger Fenton's "The French Redoubt at Inkermann" (1855) is a poignant photo documenting the Crimean War. It depicts French soldiers resting within a redoubt, a temporary fortification, during a battle. The scene's starkness, with the soldiers in the foreground and a vast, barren landscape stretching behind, conveys the desolation of war. Fenton, a pioneer of photojournalism, sought to capture the realities of conflict through his lens, creating a powerful testament to the Crimean War's human cost.

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