Overkoepeld pad bij de Elisabethenbrunnen te Bad Homburg vor der Höhe c. 1855 - 1870

"Overkoepeld pad bij de Elisabethenbrunnen te Bad Homburg vor der Höhe" is a stereoscopic photograph taken by the Czech photographer František Fridrich, active between 1855-1870. The photograph depicts a covered walkway, likely part of a park or gardens, with a fountain in the foreground. The use of stereoscopy, creating a 3-D effect, was a popular technique in the mid-19th century, allowing viewers to experience a sense of depth and immersion. Fridrich's work often focused on capturing the beauty and architectural details of landscapes and urban spaces, making this a fine example of his photographic style.