Huis van Albrecht Dürer, Neurenberg 1868 - 1888

This stereoscopic photograph of the Albrecht Dürer House in Nuremberg was created by Johann Friedrich Stiehm in the late 19th century, a period when the city's medieval architecture was celebrated as a symbol of German national identity. Stiehm’s image captures not just a building, but a monument to cultural heritage. This house was once home to Albrecht Dürer, the famed Renaissance artist, who elevated the status of artists within society. Stiehm’s photograph frames the building in a way that honors Dürer's artistic legacy, in a time when Germany was actively constructing a national narrative rooted in its artistic and intellectual achievements. The stereoscopic effect offers viewers an immersive experience, deepening their connection to this historical site. It encourages reflection on how places shape individual and collective identities. The Albrecht Dürer House becomes a powerful symbol of the intersection between personal history, artistic legacy, and national identity.