Sculptuur in de vestibule van het Grand Trianon, voorstellende Amor c. 1860 - 1880

"Sculptuur in de vestibule van het Grand Trianon, voorstellende Amor" is a stereoscopic photograph taken between 1860 and 1880 by Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy. The image shows a marble sculpture of Cupid, or Amor, in the vestibule of the Grand Trianon. The sculpture is depicted kneeling, with his head resting on his hand, looking thoughtfully towards the window. The photograph is part of a series documenting imperial residences, showcasing the interior design and art within these palaces. The stereo effect adds depth and dimension to the image, allowing viewers to experience the sculpture as if they were standing in front of it. This photograph offers a glimpse into the artistry and beauty of the French royal residences during the 19th century.