Romeinse afdeling in het Neues Museum, Berlijn 1868 - 1870

This stereoscopic photograph, taken by Johann Friedrich Stiehm in 1868-1870, captures the Roman Sculpture Collection of the Neues Museum in Berlin. The image depicts a long, columned hall with arched ceilings, lined with numerous classical sculptures, creating a sense of grandeur and historical significance. This image highlights the Neues Museum's dedication to showcasing ancient Roman art and provides a glimpse into the museum's collections during the late 19th century. Stiehm's photograph showcases a popular genre of photography during this time, capturing architectural spaces and historical artifacts.