Brug over de Elbe en de katholieke kerk in Dresden, Duitsland 1868

This stereoscopic photograph, captured in 1868 by Charles Gaudin, presents a stunning view of the Elbe River and the Catholic Church in Dresden, Germany. The image, measuring 85 mm by 174 mm, showcases the bridge's graceful arches spanning the river, while the church stands tall in the background. The use of stereoscopic photography creates a sense of depth, immersing the viewer in the scene. This work is a testament to the artistry of early photography and captures the beauty of Dresden's architectural landscape.