Ingang van Slot Stolzenfels bij Koblenz, Duitsland 1864

This stereoscopic photograph by Hippolyte Jouvin, taken in 1864, captures the imposing entrance to Stolzenfels Castle in Koblenz, Germany. The image showcases the castle's imposing stone facade, complete with crenellations and a fortified gate, all framed by lush greenery. The perspective of the photograph creates a sense of depth, allowing viewers to appreciate the grandeur of the structure. Jouvin's work, a prime example of 19th-century stereoscopic photography, offered viewers a unique glimpse into the world beyond their immediate surroundings, transporting them to historical landmarks like Stolzenfels Castle.