Bustes en andere objecten bij de Tentoonstelling voor Nationale Nijverheid en Kunst in het Paleis voor Volksvlijt, Amsterdam 1866

This stereoscopic photograph, taken in 1866, captures a scene from the National Industry and Art Exhibition held in the Palace for People's Work in Amsterdam. The photograph showcases the interior of the exhibition hall, featuring a series of busts, sculptures, and other decorative objects arranged on a raised platform, likely representing the work of Dutch artists and craftspeople. The image, with its detailed view of the exhibition, provides a glimpse into the artistic and cultural landscape of 19th-century Netherlands. The image is notable for its use of stereoscopy, a photographic technique that creates the illusion of depth, allowing viewers to experience the exhibition space as if they were present.