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Discover a beautiful piece of early 20th-century photography with this antique stereoview card, titled \"Woodland Echoes.\" Published by the renowned Keystone View Company, this stereograph transports you to a serene, verdant setting where a young woman, dressed in a flowing gown, gracefully plays a flute amidst lush foliage and delicate white and pink flowers. The scene evokes a sense of pastoral tranquility and classical artistry, characteristic of the era\'s popular allegorical and genre scenes.This single stereoview card features a curved mount, a common format for enhancing the 3D viewing experience. The card is clearly marked with the publisher\'s details, \"Keystone View Company Manufacturers and Publishers,\" and includes the copyright information, \"Copyright 1901, by B. L. Singley.\" The view number and title, \"11900 – Woodland Echoes,\" are prominently displayed. Additional publisher locations, \"Meadville, Pa. St. Louis, Mo.,\" are also printed on the card. The reverse side features the view number \"11900\" and the title in multiple languages: \"Woodland Echoes,\" \"L\' Echo des forêts,\" \"El eco de la selva,\" and \"Slogans ekon.\" This antique stereoview is a captivating example of 3D photography from the turn of the century, perfect for collectors of stereographs and historical imagery.Specifications:
Item Type: Stereoview Card
Publisher/Manufacturer: Keystone View Company
Photographer: B. L. Singley
Subject Matter: Woman playing flute in a woodland setting, allegorical scene
View Title & Number: 11900 - Woodland Echoes.
Format/Mount Type: Curved Cardboard Mount
Materials: Cardboard, photographic paper
Features: 3D stereographic image
City/State/Province/Country: Meadville, Pa., St. Louis, Mo. (USA)
Logos/Graphics: \"Keystone View Company Manufacturers and Publishers\"
Identifiers: Copyright 1901, by B. L. Singley; View No. 11900
Dimensions: Approx. 7 inches wide