Belvédère in Nijmegen, met de architect en amateur-archeoloog J.J. Weve op het eerste balkon c. 1885 - 1890

This photograph, titled "Belvédère in Nijmegen, met de architect en amateur-archeoloog J.J. Weve op het eerste balkon," was taken by Dutch photographer Wilhelm Ivens between 1885 and 1890. The image depicts a view of the Belvédère, a tower in Nijmegen, Netherlands. The photograph, which is 220mm tall and 277mm wide, features J.J. Weve, an architect and amateur archaeologist, standing on the first balcony of the tower. Ivens' photograph, a classic example of 19th-century architectural photography, captures the Belvédère’s intricate details and setting. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and highlights the tower's imposing stature against the backdrop of lush greenery. This work showcases Ivens’ talent for capturing the beauty of his surroundings and showcasing the architectural wonders of his time.