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This stereoview card features a photographic image of “Uncle Ned’s School,” one of the celebrated statuettes created by John Rogers, a renowned 19th-century American sculptor known for his genre scenes of everyday life. Published by J. Wood Jr., 639 Broadway, New York, this stereoscopic card was entered according to the Act of Congress in 1868 and displays a detailed three-dimensional image of Rogers’ sculpture depicting an educational scene with African American figures, symbolizing learning and progress after the Civil War.
The back of the card lists other famous Rogers’ statuettes available in stereoview format. This is an authentic antique stereoview collectible, ideal for historians, art collectors, and photography enthusiasts interested in Civil War-era American art and sculpture.
Condition:
The card shows light edge wear and mild surface aging consistent with its age but retains strong image clarity and legible text. Overall, it remains in good antique condition.
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