William Simpson (artist)

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Painting by William Simpson of the return visit of the Viceroy to the Kashmiri Maharaja Ranbir Singh at Sialkot (Punjab), 9 March 1867.

William Simpson (Glasgow 1823 – 1899) was an artist who sketched scenes of war for the British press. He is particularly noted for his depictions of the Crimean War. He also sketched scenes of the Kashmir Maharajas.

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• Lipscomb, Adrian. William Simpson (1823-1899) -- "Prince of Pictorial Correspondents".

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