Hall of Tiber Louvre Paris France Stereoview H.C. White Co. 1901 Curved Mount For Sale

This antique stereoview card, published by H. C. White Co., presents a captivating 3D view of the "Hall of the Tiber" within the renowned Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The stereograph transports the viewer back to 1901, capturing the grandeur of this specific hall, which houses significant classical sculptures. The scene features a prominent reclining male statue, likely representing the Tiber River god, surrounded by various other classical figures, including a female figure with a stag and several caryatid-like male forms supporting an entablature. The architectural details of the hall, including the arched ceiling with the inscription "SALLE DU TIBRE," are clearly visible, offering a rich historical and artistic perspective.This single stereoview card is a classic example of early 20th-century 3D photography, designed to be viewed through a stereoscope to achieve a profound sense of depth. The image is mounted on a curved cardboard mount, a common format for stereoviews of this period, enhancing the immersive 3D experience. The publisher's details, "H. C. White Co., Publishers." and "North Bennington, Vt., U.S.A.," are printed along the left and right edges, respectively, along with the view number and title: "1956 Hall of the Tiber, Louvre, Paris, France." A clear copyright notice, "COPYRIGHT 1901 BY H. C. WHITE CO.," dates this stereocard precisely, making it a valuable piece for collectors of stereoviews, historical photography, and Louvre Museum memorabilia. This stereoview offers a unique window into the past, showcasing the art and architecture of a bygone era.