Christian Losing Burden at Cross Stereoview F.G. Weller 1877 Bunyan's Pilgrim's For Sale

Discover a captivating piece of photographic history with this antique stereoview card, published by F.G. Weller. This stereograph, part of "Weller's Allegorical Series" and specifically referencing "Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress," depicts a poignant religious scene titled "Christian losing his burden at the Cross. No. 671." The detailed albumen prints illustrate a kneeling man, representing Christian, at the foot of a large cross, surrounded by three angelic figures, one appearing to assist him with his burden. This 3D view offers a window into late 19th-century allegorical and religious art, making it a significant addition for collectors of stereoviews, stereographs, and historical photography.This single stereoview card features a curved mount, typical of the era, and showcases the artistic and technical skill of F.G. Weller, a notable publisher from Littleton, N.H. The card is clearly marked with a copyright date of 1877, firmly placing it within the Victorian era of stereoscopic photography. The imagery evokes themes of faith and spiritual journey, making it a compelling item for enthusiasts of religious iconography and historical views. The reverse side of the card lists other subjects in the "Allegorical Series," reinforcing its context within a broader collection of F.G. Weller's work.