Weesperzijde, Amsterdam 1892 - 1902

"Weesperzijde, Amsterdam" is a stereoscopic photograph taken between 1892 and 1902 by Sigmund Löw. The image captures a street scene in Amsterdam, featuring a row of buildings on the Weesperzijde canal. The photograph is a classic example of the popular "stereoscopic card" genre, which offered viewers a three-dimensional glimpse of everyday life in the late 19th century. The image showcases the architectural details of the buildings, the bustling street life, and the use of a horse-drawn tram, reflecting the rapid modernization of the city at the time. This photograph provides a unique perspective on Amsterdam's urban landscape during the late 19th century, showcasing the architecture, transportation, and everyday life of the time.