Ferrier And Soulier Glass Plate Stereo View "snow Effect, Niagara" C.1875 Photograph

Very fine glass plate stereoscopic view format 8.5 x 17 cm Niagara Falls. Snow effects at Table Roch (Table Rock). United States. The Ferrier et Soulier company was founded by Claude-Marie FERRIER (1811-1889) and Charles SOULIER (1816-1886) in 1859. It specialized in the production of stereoscopic views. Soulier's plates depicted a variety of subjects, including landscapes, monuments, urban scenes, and historical events. Stereoscopic glass plates were considered high-quality products and aesthetically superior to paper stereoscopies. They were heavier and more fragile, but offered better image quality and a more immersive viewing experience. Ferrier and Soulier's works are now considered collector's items. Link on our website https://www.lavalisearlesienne.com/product-page/ferrier-et-soulier-plaque-de-verre-vue-st%C3%A9r%C3%A9o-effet-de-neige-niagara-c-1875