Untitled 1863 - 1903

This stereoscopic photograph, created by renowned landscape photographer Charles Bierstadt between 1863 and 1903, depicts a majestic waterfall cascading down the steep cliffs of Yosemite National Park. The two images, intended to be viewed through a stereoscope, create an illusion of depth and realism. Bierstadt, known for his romanticized portrayals of the American West, captured the grandeur and awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world in this stunning photographic work. The photograph, now in the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago, is a testament to Bierstadt's mastery of capturing the essence of the American landscape. The viewer is invited to experience the vastness of the wilderness and the power of nature through this remarkable stereoscopic artwork.