Museum voor beeldende kunst aan de Augustusplatz in Leipzig, Duitsland 1860 - 1870

This stereoscopic photograph by Charles Gaudin, taken between 1860-1870, captures the Museum für Bildende Kunst in Leipzig, Germany. The image depicts the grand neoclassical facade of the museum, showcasing its symmetrical design, ornate details, and prominent central entrance. This photograph is an important document of the museum's history and architecture, offering a glimpse into the mid-19th century urban landscape of Leipzig.