Venus met de schelp in de tuinen van Versailles 1855 - 1875

This stereoscopic photograph, "Venus met de schelp in de tuinen van Versailles," captures a sculpture of Venus, likely a replica of the famed "Venus de Milo," situated in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Created by an anonymous photographer between 1855 and 1875, the image showcases the grandeur of the gardens through a unique perspective, offering viewers a glimpse into the artistic and historical significance of the site. The image also highlights the popularity of stereoscopic photography, a technology popular in the 19th century for its ability to create 3D-like images.