Groep zee-zwaluwen broedend op hun nesten c. 1870 - 1940

"Groep zee-zwaluwen broedend op hun nesten" is a stereoscopic photograph by Adolphe Burdet, capturing a scene of a large group of seagulls nesting in a field. The photograph, likely taken between 1870 and 1940, showcases Burdet's fascination with the natural world, particularly birdlife. The image is a classic example of early photography, showcasing the use of stereoscopic technology to create a three-dimensional effect, inviting viewers to experience the scene as if they were present. The Rijksmuseum houses this photograph, offering a glimpse into the rich history of bird photography and the scientific curiosity of the time.