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Stereoscopic view, vintage albumen print
Cutting logs into blocks for grinding – An important process in papermaking, Paper Mill, Skotifos, Norway
Glued onto cardboard with the inscription Pestalozzi London Berlin New York on the left side and Pestalozzi Educational View and Co on the right.
Format 8.5 x 17.5 cm
Captioned in English: Cutting logs into blocks for grinding - An important process in the manufacture of paper, Paper Mills, Skotifos, Norway
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi (1746-1827) was a Swiss educator, a pioneer of modern education, known for his child-centered educational methods.
Although Pestalozzi did not use photography, his pedagogical principles influenced its later use in education, facilitating learning through experience and direct observation.
Pestalozzi stereo cards offer series featuring landscapes, trades, or know-how intended for the education of young children.
Stereo view Albumen print "Logs for papermaking" Pestalozzi
Stereoscopic view, vintage albumen print
Cutting logs into blocks for grinding – An important process in papermaking, Paper Mill, Skotifos, Norway
Glued onto cardboard with the inscription Pestalozzi London Berlin New York on the left side and Pestalozzi Educational View and Co on the right.
Format 8.5 x 17.5 cm
Captioned in English: Cutting logs into blocks for grinding - An important process in the manufacture of paper, Paper Mills, Skotifos, Norway
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi (1746-1827) was a Swiss educator, a pioneer of modern education, known for his child-centered educational methods.
Although Pestalozzi did not use photography, his pedagogical principles influenced its later use in education, facilitating learning through experience and direct observation.
Pestalozzi stereo cards offer series featuring landscapes, trades, or skills intended for the education of young children.