Pompeii Sepulchral Road Stereoview, Card 91, c. 1900

This stereoview card, numbered 91, captures the historic Sepulchral Road in Pompeii, circa 1900. The image presents a vivid depiction of the ancient tomb-lined street, flanked by cypress trees and stone monuments, offering a glimpse into the funerary practices of the Roman era. The card is a colored print, providing a sense of depth and realism typical of stereoscopic photography from this period.

The back of the card is blank, which is common for many stereoviews of this era, allowing for personal notes or annotations by the owner. The card shows signs of age, with minor edge wear and slight discoloration, but remains in good condition overall.

This stereoview documents the archaeological significance of Pompeii, a city preserved in time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Scenes like this were commercially produced to educate and fascinate viewers with the wonders of ancient civilizations, making surviving examples valuable records of historical and cultural heritage.