Gezicht op Napels met daarachter de baai en de Vesuvius, gezien vanaf de Corso Vittorio Emanuele 1861 - 1878

This stereoscopic photograph, titled "Gezicht op Napels met daarachter de baai en de Vesuvius, gezien vanaf de Corso Vittorio Emanuele", was taken by Ernest Eléonor Pierre Lamy between 1861 and 1878. The image captures a panoramic view of Naples from the Corso Vittorio Emanuele, showcasing the city's sprawling cityscape, with the bay and Mount Vesuvius visible in the distance. The stereoscopic effect, achieved by viewing the image through a stereoscope, provides a three-dimensional illusion, enhancing the viewer's experience of the scene. Lamy's work, known for its detail and accuracy, offers a glimpse into Naples during the 19th century, highlighting the city's architecture and urban fabric. This image, while small in size, provides a unique and captivating view of Naples, inviting viewers to imagine themselves amidst the bustling streets of this historic Italian city.