Cornelia Margaretha Scheltema Beduin achter een bureau op haar kamer, Singel 256, Amsterdam Possibly 1899

This stereoscopic photograph, "Cornelia Margaretha Scheltema Beduin achter een bureau op haar kamer, Singel 256, Amsterdam," by Adrianus Scheltema-Beduin, captures Cornelia, likely in her home at Singel 256 in Amsterdam. The image, possibly from 1899, showcases a woman seated in an armchair, bathed in the soft light of a window. The meticulous detail of the room's furnishings and decor, including the floral arrangement and patterned curtains, hints at the photographer's keen eye and commitment to capturing the ambiance of a domestic space. This snapshot into Cornelia's life reflects the evolving practice of photography in the late 19th century, where it became increasingly used to document personal moments and intimate environments.