Early Italian Stereoview of Grecian Venus, Liberia Spitihover, Rome schookgirl and of action

and of action

but structurally super sound and overall very good condition

The logs/ branches lying in his path are the perfect final touch for framing the scene and embodying what I'd think is her to desire

the arm on top rotates easily around the disc

Framed: 20 3/8" w x 14 5/8" t x 7/8"d

Early Italian Stereoview of Grecian Venus, Liberia Spitihover, Rome schookgirl and of actionFrom what I've been able to discern, I believe this is a fairly early stereo view, c. 1860 80s or so, printed with Liberia Spithover, Roma, 85 Piazza di Spagna on reverse. Based on a few others I found online, I believe it is somewhat likely the photograph was taken by James Anderson, a British born painter, sculptor and photographer who moved to Rome in 1838, was a member of the famous Caff Greco circle' of early artists and photographers there, and