Visual Independence offers a unique way to experience and learn about the past, showcasing historical events, people, and places in a visually appealing format.

Photos in this historic photo video slideshow are carefully selected and arranged to tell a specific story or highlight particular themes.

The accompanying music and narration set the mood and provide context for the images presented, making the brief slideshow a dynamic and immersive experience.

Whether you're interested in a particular time period or subject matter, the Visual Independence historic photo video slideshows are a great way to engage with the past and learn more about the world around us.

Whether you watch it on your own or with friends and family, it's sure to be an educational and entertaining experience.

Visual Independence is an online photo channel located within the Bock-Schroeder Foundation Eco System.

First launched in Paris in 2010, Visual Independence showcases rare and highly regarded 19th, 20th, and 21st century fine art photography.

Visual Independence mediates high-quality photographic works by acting as a liaison between artists, administrators, museums, gallery owners, collectors, and lovers of rare photographic prints.

Photographic prints shown on the Visual Independence Youtube channel are included in the privately owned Collection Bock-Schroeder.

Used under fair use conditions for the purposes of academic research and education

01. Mrs. Hubbel, 1931 by Maurice Tabard (1897–1984)
02. Amsterdam, 1900 by George Hendrik Breitner (1857–1923)
03. New York at Night, 1913 by Paul B. Haviland (1880-1950)

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