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Mannen bij een woning in een klein dorp
Ed van der Elsken (mentioned on object), c. 1956-12 - c. 1957-02
- Artwork typephotograph
- Object numberRP-F-2019-242-11-26
- Dimensionsheight 158 mm x width 234 mm
- Physical characteristicsontwikkelgelatinezilverdruk
Identification
Title(s)
Mannen bij een woning in een klein dorp
Object type
Object number
RP-F-2019-242-11-26
Inscriptions / marks
- inscription: ‘Far in the jungle, at the end of a day's long/ march we find shelter in little hut of "village"/ of three or four huts. Bamboo beds (in fore-/ ground) are borrowed from inhabitants. The/ "boys" start preparing dinner.’
- inscription: ‘Printed by/ Ed van der Elsken/ vintage print/ 1957 or 1958’
- inscription: ‘BA1-02’
- address: ‘PHOTO AND COPYRIGHT/ ED VAN DER ELSKEN/ KONINGSSTR. 5 AMSTERDAM/ TELEPHONE 37209 (020)’
- stamp: ‘Credit:/ from BLACK STAR’
- factory mark: ‘Agfa-Brovira’
- copyright notice: ‘Copyright/ abc/ press/ Amsterdam/ NZ Voorburgwal 230/ Postbus 604/ Telef 35798/ Telegr. Abcpress’
Creation
Creation
- photographer: Ed van der Elsken (mentioned on object), French Equatorial Africa
- printer (person): Ed van der Elsken (signed by artist)
Dating
- c. 1956-12 - c. 1957-02
- c. 1957 - c. 1970
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Physical description
ontwikkelgelatinezilverdruk
Dimensions
height 158 mm x width 234 mm
Explanatory note
Foto gemaakt tijdens verblijf in de voormalige Franse kolonie Frans-Equatoriaal-Afrika (1956-1957), overwogen voor/gekozen voor het fotoboek Bagara.
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Acquisition and rights
Credit line
Purchased with the support of the Mondriaan Fund, the Rembrandt Association (thanks in part to its dedicated Photography and Video Fund and Dura Kunstfonds), BankGiro Lottery players, the Paul Huf Fonds/Rijksmuseum Fonds and the Marque Joosten & Eduard Planting Fonds/Rijksmuseum Fonds
Acquisition
purchase 2019-12-18
Copyright
@Ed van der Elsken
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