Sculptuur in de Jardin des Tuileries te Parijs, voorstellende Hercules worstelt met slangen before 1871

This stereoscopic photograph by Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy (1828-1905) captures a sculpture depicting a young Hercules wrestling with snakes. The sculpture, located in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris, is likely a classical interpretation of the Greek myth of Hercules as a child overcoming serpents sent by Hera. Lamy's image, created before 1871, showcases the detail and artistry of the sculpture through the use of a stereoscopic format, which creates a three-dimensional effect. This photograph provides a glimpse into the artistry and mythology of the 19th century.