Early Italian Stereoview of Grecian Venus, Liberia Spitihover, Rome schookgirl The logs/ branches lying in

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

7/8" thick

and not magnetic

the arm on top rotates easily around the disc

Early Italian Stereoview of Grecian Venus, Liberia Spitihover, Rome schookgirl The logs/ branches lying inFrom 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