Untitled (avenue of trees) n.d.

This anonymous photograph titled "Untitled (avenue of trees)" is an example of early photography showcasing a long, straight path lined with trees. The image, likely taken in the 19th century, captures the beauty of a natural scene with a simple yet powerful composition. The viewer's gaze is drawn down the path towards the distant horizon, creating a sense of depth and perspective. This work exemplifies the genre of landscape photography, emphasizing the aesthetic qualities of nature. The image's location at The Art Institute of Chicago further suggests its artistic significance and the potential historical context related to the region's landscape.