Gezicht op de Jungfernbrücke in Bodetal, Duitsland 1860 - 1875

This albumen print, created by photographer E. Rose between 1860 and 1875, depicts the Jungfernbrücke, a wooden bridge over the Bode River in Germany. The image showcases the bridge nestled within a picturesque landscape, with towering cliffs and lush greenery framing the scene. The flowing water, large boulders, and detailed bridge construction provide a glimpse into the natural beauty and engineering of the region. The small size of the photograph (105 mm x 67 mm) suggests it was likely intended for personal viewing or as a souvenir. The use of albumen print, a popular photographic process of the 19th century, adds to the historical significance of this image.