Dramatic Stereoview Underwood & Underwood 1902 Edwardian Curved Mount For Sale

Discover a captivating piece of early 20th-century photography with this antique stereoview card from Underwood & Underwood. This stereograph, copyrighted 1902, presents a staged dramatic scene titled \"(1) Altho circumstantial evidence proved him guilty.\" The image depicts an interior domestic setting where an older gentleman appears to be confronting a younger man, while a distressed young woman sits nearby. The intricate details of the room, including patterned wallpaper, framed pictures, and period furnishings, add to the immersive quality of this 3D view, characteristic of the Edwardian era.This stereoview is printed on a curved cardboard mount, a common format for enhancing the 3D effect in a stereoscope viewer. The reverse side features the view title in multiple languages: \"(1) Altho\' circumstantial evidence proved him guilty.\", \"Quoique d\'après l\'évidence circonstancielle il eût été coupable,\", \"Obgleich Beweise und Umstände gegen ihn sprachen,\", \"Aunque las circunstancias probaban su crimen,\", \"Alla indirekta intyg bevisade honom skyldig,\", \"Хотя согласно вещественнымъ доказательствамъ онъ оказался виновнымъ,\". This card was published by the renowned firm of Underwood & Underwood, with their publishing locations noted as New York, London, Toronto-Canada, and Ottawa-Kansas. Their works and studios are listed in Arlington, N. J., Littleton, N. H., and Washington, D. C. The card also features the \"TRADE MARK\" and \"SUN SCULPTURE\" logo, hallmarks of quality in stereoscopic photography.