The Stereoscopic photograph
The Stereoscopic Photograph is a 1901 periodical published in New York by Underwood & Underwood, written by Daniel James Ellison for stereoscope users and travel enthusiasts. Its pages mix magazine text, advertisements for the Optical Journal and Medicura soap, and stereo views of places such as the Mosque of Sultan Barkuk in Cairo and the Parthenon in Athens, with the stereo pairs showing ancient ruins and architecture in side-by-side views a designer could study for framing and layout ideas.



