Interieur van het Crystal Palace te Londen before 1869

This anonymous engraving depicts the interior of the Crystal Palace in London. Constructed in 1851 for the Great Exhibition, the Crystal Palace was an innovative structure made of glass and iron, showcasing the latest advancements in science, technology, and art. The engraving, measuring 68 mm by 135 mm, offers a glimpse into this iconic building's interior, capturing its grandeur and the variety of exhibits displayed within. The image provides a historical record of this influential architectural landmark and its role in promoting progress and international collaboration during the Victorian era.