Gezicht op de linkeroever van de Ems in Bad Ems, Duitsland 1855 - 1872

This stereoscopic photograph, "Gezicht op de linkeroever van de Ems in Bad Ems, Duitsland," by Theodor Creifelds captures a picturesque view of the Ems River in Bad Ems, Germany. The image features a hillside covered in lush foliage, a riverfront lined with buildings and trees, and the Ems River in the foreground. Creifelds, known for his landscape photography, uses the medium of stereoscopic photography to create a three-dimensional effect, allowing viewers to experience a sense of depth and immersion in the scene. This work, created between 1855 and 1872, showcases the burgeoning interest in landscape photography and stereoscopic viewing during the mid-19th century.