Sculptuur van Sneeuwwitje en de boze heks c. 1855 - 1890

This stereoscopic photograph by Johann Friedrich Stiehm, taken between 1855 and 1890, depicts a sculpture of Snow White and the Evil Queen. The sculpture, likely by a different artist, shows the moment the Evil Queen, disguised as a peddler woman, tries to force a poisoned apple into Snow White’s mouth. Stiehm was a photographer specializing in stereoscopic photography. This artwork is particularly interesting because it provides a glimpse into how sculptures were documented and shared during the 19th century.