Bert Elias Collection
Bert Elias Underwood, a talented artist and photographer, captured the essence of various locations around the world through his lens
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Bert Elias Underwood, a talented artist and photographer, captured the essence of various locations around the world through his lens. From Belgium to Berlin, Paris to Mexico, and even Egypt, Underwood's stereograph views transport us back in time. In Unter den Linden Cafe in Berlin, Germany, we can almost feel the refreshing breeze as patrons enjoy their drinks on a sunny day in 1894. The Dining Saloon at Grand Hotel in Paris takes us into an elegant setting where guests indulge in fine cuisine amidst opulent surroundings. Underwood's artistic eye also led him to capture architectural marvels such as the Gallery of Apollon in the Louvre. In this photograph from 1894, we are transported inside one of France's most iconic museums. The Palm Gardens in Frankfort beckon us with their lush greenery and vibrant atmosphere. Created by Elmer Underwood and Bert Elias Underwood in 1894, this image captures the beauty of nature blending seamlessly with human design. Traveling further afield to Egypt's Fayum Oasis along Bahr Yussef (River Joseph), we witness Elmer and Bert Elias Underwood exploring its riches. Their artwork transports us to this ancient land filled with mystery and allure. From there, our journey takes us across continents to Cuernavaca, Mexico. Here we see locals gathering luscious fruit from heavily laden mango trees under the watchful eyes of Elmer and Bert Elias Underwood. Back home again but still embracing adventure is a scene depicting cows making their way up a lane at milking-time around 1900. This simple yet evocative image reminds us of rural life before modernization took over. Nature lovers will be captivated by Rooster Rock along Oregon's Columbia River—a curious rock formation that defies explanation but invites awe-inspiring contemplation thanks once again to Elmer and Bert Elias Underwood. The duo also documented the homes of a vanished race in Walnut Canyon, Arizona.