Watervallen van Cerisey by Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy

Watervallen van Cerisey c. 1860 - 1880

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reduced colour palette

two-coloured

pastel soft colours

light coloured

waterfall

white palette

pastel colours

feminine colour palette

pastel tone

soft and bright colour

watercolour illustration

"Watervallen van Cerisey" is a stereoscopic photograph taken by Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy around the late 19th century, capturing a waterfall cascading down a rocky ravine. The image was likely part of a series of stereoscopic views of the Pyrenees Mountains, showcasing the natural beauty of this region in France. Lamy's photograph showcases a detailed portrayal of the waterfall and the surrounding landscape, contributing to the popular Victorian fascination with stereoscopy and picturesque scenes.