Ruïne van Rudelsburg 1868 - 1890

"Ruïne van Rudelsburg" is a stereoscopic photograph by Hermann Selle, dating from 1868-1890. The image depicts the ruined castle of Rudelsburg, a prominent landmark in Germany, situated on a hilltop with a winding pathway leading up to it. This photograph showcases the popularity of stereoscopic photography, a technique that creates an illusion of depth, making the viewer feel immersed in the landscape. The image captures the romantic allure of historic ruins, a popular subject in 19th-century photography and art.