Börse Berlin 1868 - 1870

This stereoscopic photograph by Johann Friedrich Stiehm, titled "Börse Berlin," shows the Berlin Stock Exchange in 1868. The building, with its classicist architectural features, is depicted along the Spree River, with a row of boats docked in the foreground. Stiehm's work captures the bustling urban life of Berlin, demonstrating the burgeoning financial center of the city during the mid-19th century. The detailed depiction of the architecture and surrounding environment highlights Stiehm's keen eye for capturing urban scenes. The stereoscopic image provides a three-dimensional perspective, enhancing the viewer's experience of the bustling activity and urban development of the city. This print is a valuable document of 19th-century Berlin, providing insight into its architecture and urban development.