Gezicht op de Elbe met op de achtergrond de stad Hamburg 1868

"Gezicht op de Elbe met op de achtergrond de stad Hamburg" is a stereoscopic photograph created by Charles Gaudin in 1868. The photograph depicts a view of the Elbe River with the city of Hamburg in the distance. The image was likely created for a stereoscope, a device that creates the illusion of depth by displaying two slightly different images to each eye. The photograph captures a serene scene, showing the river, the city skyline, and the surrounding landscape. This type of photography was popular in the 19th century, allowing people to experience distant places and historical events in a realistic way.