St. Paul's Cathedral, London 1850 - 1919

This stereoscopic photograph by E. Ryder, dated 1850-1919, depicts St. Paul's Cathedral in London. The image showcases the grand facade of the cathedral, with its towering twin towers and central dome, captured in a way that allows viewers to experience depth and perspective. The photograph, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, offers a glimpse into 19th-century London and its architectural marvels. This work is a prime example of the early use of stereoscopic photography, which became a popular form of entertainment and documentation during the Victorian era.