Badende en wassende vrouwen en kinderen in een rustig water 1900 - 1935

"Badende en wassende vrouwen en kinderen in een rustig water" is a stereoscopic photograph by Neville Keasberry, capturing a scene of women and children bathing and washing in a shallow body of water. The photograph, created between 1900 and 1935, showcases Keasberry's interest in documenting everyday life, particularly in a more naturalistic and intimate setting. The composition features a simple, yet poignant portrayal of the subjects going about their daily routine, creating a sense of realism and immediacy that likely resonated with audiences of the time. The use of stereoscopy, a technique that creates a three-dimensional effect, further enhances the viewer's immersive experience.