Glen Ellis Falls nabij Pinkham Notch in White Mountain National Forest 1862 - 1874
johnpsoule
natural stone pattern
toned paper
water colours
muted colour palette
waterfall
handmade artwork painting
coloured pencil
underpainting
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Glen Ellis Falls nabij Pinkham Notch in White Mountain National Forest," is a stereoscopic photograph created by John P. Soule between 1862 and 1874. The image captures the cascading Glen Ellis Falls in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Soule, a prominent photographer of the 19th century, specialized in capturing scenic landscapes. This stereoscopic photograph, intended to be viewed with a stereoscope, would have provided viewers with a three-dimensional experience of the natural wonder. The photograph's composition highlights the dramatic natural beauty of the falls, showcasing its impressive height and the surrounding forest. Soule's work was popular for its ability to transport viewers to distant and awe-inspiring locations, making this photograph a valuable record of the natural world in the 19th century.
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