Yenikale Collection

Sketches of Crimea (engraving)
2785438 Sketches of Crimea (engraving) by Portch, Julian (active c. 1855); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches of Crimea)

General View of the Operations at Kertch (engraving)
1602314 General View of the Operations at Kertch (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: General View of the Operations at Kertch)

The Landing of the Turks at Yenikale (engraving)
1602321 The Landing of the Turks at Yenikale (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Landing of the Turks at Yenikale)

Chart of the Sea of Azoff and the Straits of Kertch and Yenikale (engraving)
1602299 Chart of the Sea of Azoff and the Straits of Kertch and Yenikale (engraving) by Dower, John (fl.c.1845-55); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Crimean War (engraving)
2785440 The Crimean War (engraving) by Portch, Julian (active c. 1855); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Crimean War. Illustration for The Illustrated Times)

The War in Crimea (engraving)
2785431 The War in Crimea (engraving) by Portch, Julian (active c. 1855); Private Collection; (add.info.: The War in Crimea)

The 71st Regiment and Turks throwing up Intrenchments at Yenikale (engraving)
1602324 The 71st Regiment and Turks throwing up Intrenchments at Yenikale (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Straits of Yenikale with the Bay and the town of Kerch from the old Fort of Yenikale Date: circa 1855

Fortress of Yenikale, looking towards the Sea of Azoff, 1855. Creator: Edmund Walker
Fortress of Yenikale, looking towards the Sea of Azoff, 1855. Scene from the Crimean War: the fortress of Yeni-Kale, near Kerch, was used as a military hospital by the Russians

Fortress of Yenikale Looking Towards the Sea of Azof, 1856. Artist: Georges McCulloch
Fortress of Yenikale Looking Towards the Sea of Azof, 1856. A depiction of the Fortress of Yenikale during the Crimean War (1853-1856)

Panoramic view of the Sea of Azof showing the Allied position, from government charts
XND76038 Panoramic view of the Sea of Azof showing the Allied position, from government charts and plans and from sketches made by a military engineer, pub

Yenikale Fortress
The fortress of Yenikale, looking towards the Sea of Azov

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"Yenikale: A Glimpse into the Turbulent Crimea" Step back in time with these captivating engravings, offering a window into the tumultuous history of Yenikale. From sketches depicting the picturesque landscapes of Crimea to scenes capturing the intensity of war, each engraving tells a unique story. Immerse yourself in "General View of the Operations at Kertch, " where you witness the strategic maneuvers and battles that unfolded during this historic period. The landing of Turkish forces at Yenikale is vividly portrayed, showcasing their determination and bravery amidst challenging circumstances. Charting the Sea of Azoff and Straits of Kertch and Yenikale, another engraving unveils crucial geographical details that shaped military strategies. As tensions escalated during The Crimean War, this chart became an invaluable tool for understanding naval movements in the region. "The 71st Regiment and Turks throwing up Intrenchments at Yenikale" transports us to a scene filled with action as soldiers work tirelessly to fortify their positions against impending threats. This depiction captures both unity among allies and their shared commitment to defending Yenikale's fortress walls. Marvel at panoramic views revealing not only breathtaking vistas but also Allied positions along the Sea of Azof. These government charts offer valuable insights into how different factions navigated through treacherous waters while striving for victory on land. The old Fort stands tall in one engraving, overlooking Kerch Bay—a testament to its historical significance as a stronghold guarding against potential invasions from sea routes. Its formidable presence symbolizes resilience amid turbulent times. Two artists' interpretations—Edmund Walker's "Fortress Looking Towards the Sea of Azoff" and Georges McCulloch's "Fortress Looking Towards the Sea Of Azof"—capture different moments within this era.