Bert Elias Underwood Collection
Bert Elias Underwood: Capturing the World Through Stereographs Step back in time and explore the world through the lens of Bert Elias Underwood
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Bert Elias Underwood: Capturing the World Through Stereographs Step back in time and explore the world through the lens of Bert Elias Underwood, a talented photographer whose work spanned from the 1890s to the 1910s. Known for his captivating stereograph views, Underwood took us on a visual journey across Europe, Egypt, Mexico, and even into the heartland of America. Immerse yourself in Unter den Linden Cafe, Berlin, Germany (1894), where patrons find solace in refreshing beverages amidst bustling city life. Feel transported to Dining Saloon, Grand Hotel, Paris, France (1904), as you marvel at its opulent interiors that exude elegance and sophistication. Underwood's lens also captured iconic landmarks like Gallery of Apollon in Louvre Museum (1894), showcasing its grandeur and artistic treasures. Traveling further eastward to Frankfort, Germany (1894), we discover Palm Gardens - an oasis of tranquility amidst lush greenery. Venture beyond continents to Fayum Oasis in Egypt (1902) where Elmer and Bert Elias Underwood documented their exploration along Bahr Yussef River. Witness their encounter with nature's bounty as they gather luscious fruit from heavily laden mango trees in Cuernavaca, Mexico (1907). In Cows coming home up the lane at milking-time (c1900), experience rural charm as cows leisurely make their way home against picturesque landscapes. Marvel at Rooster Rock formation along Columbia River in Oregon (1902) - a testament to nature's artistry carved over centuries. Journey into Walnut Canyon, Arizona (1903) where Homes of a Vanished Race stand tall - Cliff Dwellings that whisper tales of ancient civilizations now lost to time. Explore Larisa Citadel overlooking Argos Market Place in Greece (1903); standing proud atop its towering height, it echoes the glory of a bygone era.