Untitled 21 - 1888

This stereoscopic photograph by Martin Morrison, titled *Untitled*, features a family portrait taken in front of a house in the 1880s. Morrison's subject matter was often rooted in everyday life, capturing the intimate moments of families and their surroundings. This piece, displayed at the Art Institute of Chicago, exemplifies his focus on capturing the simple beauty of domestic life. The image is framed by lush greenery and portrays a group of adults and children, their clothing and demeanor hinting at a sense of familial closeness and community. The use of stereoscopic photography further enhances the viewer's connection to the scene, creating a sense of depth and immersion. The subject's pose, the house, and the surrounding landscape offer a glimpse into the lives of a family in the late 19th century.