Edward Bierstadt
Edward Bierstadt (1824–1906) was a photographer of portraits and landscapes as well as an engraver in the United States. He opened his own studio in New York City in 1860 and was a brother of the painter Albert Bierstadt, whose artwork he made into engravings. He produced stereoscopic images for Bierstadt Brothers.
Bierstadt was hired by William West Durant to take a series of photos for an advertising brochure entitled The Adirondacks, Artotype Views Among the Mountains and Lakes of the North Woods to publicize Blue Mountain Lake and Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks.
Stereoscopic images, and the Bierstadt Brothers
Bierstadt held an 1876 patent for an improvement to the stereoscope. Along with his brother, he produced some stereoscopic photographs from across the country, sometimes credited as the "Bierstadt Brothers".
References
- An example of their stereoscopic photography from Commons.
External links
- Saint Hubert's Isle - Photographs by Edward Bierstadt
- Google books: Bierstadt, Edward. Picturesque St. Augustine, Views in the Old Florida City, New York: The Artotype Publishing Company, 1891.
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