Sculptuur van de Farnesische stier in het Neues Museum, Berlijn 1877

This stereoscopic photograph by Sophus Williams, taken in 1877, captures the "Farnese Bull" sculpture in the Neues Museum, Berlin. The sculpture depicts the mythical Greek story of Dirce, the wife of Lycus, being tortured by the sons of Antiope, Zethus and Amphion, who are tied to a bull. Williams' photograph captures the dramatic and dynamic composition of the sculpture, offering viewers a glimpse into the powerful and emotional narrative of the piece.