Sculptuur van twee vrouwen die Mozes in de Nijl vinden c. 1855 - 1880

This stereoscopic photograph by Charles E. Goodman, created between 1855 and 1880, captures a sculptural scene depicting the biblical story of Moses being found in the Nile River. The photograph portrays two women discovering the infant Moses in a basket within the river. The sculpture itself is likely a plaster cast, a popular medium during this period. This type of work, known as a stereograph, creates a 3D effect when viewed through a stereoscope, offering viewers a unique perspective on the subject matter.