Een landschap met drinkende koeien en wassende mensen nabij Kepandjen. 1900 - 1935

This is a stereoscopic photograph by Neville Keasberry of a landscape in Kepandjen, Java featuring cows and people washing. It feels like you could almost step right into the scene! It’s like the artist is saying, “Come on in, the water’s fine!” The light here is so gentle. The scene gives me such a quiet, peaceful feeling. And then there are the cows. They're not just cows, they're part of the landscape, part of the feeling. It's interesting how Keasberry uses this stereoscopic technique to create a sense of depth, drawing us into the scene. In a way, looking at this makes me think about how all art is a conversation. Keasberry, here, is in conversation with other painters, photographers, and with the landscape itself. And now, we’re part of that conversation too. It’s a back and forth across time, inspiring each other.