Standbeeld van Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg op het Leipziger Platz, Berlijn 1868 - 1870

This stereoscopic photograph, created by Johann Friedrich Stiehm between 1868 and 1870, depicts the statue of Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, known as the "Great Elector" in Berlin's Leipziger Platz. The photograph, produced for E. Linde & Co., likely served as a souvenir for tourists visiting the German capital, providing a glimpse into the city's historical monuments and public spaces. The statue, now lost, was a testament to the Elector's importance in Brandenburg's history, showcasing his role as a figure of power and influence. Stiehm captured the statue in its context, surrounded by lush foliage, offering a glimpse into the city's green spaces.