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Stratenmakers wachten op instructies
Ed van der Elsken (mentioned on object), 1956-12 - 1957-02
- Artwork typephotograph
- Object numberRP-F-2019-242-24-15
- Dimensionsheight 153 mm x width 232 mm
- Physical characteristicsontwikkelgelatinezilverdruk; met tape op verso
Identification
Title(s)
Stratenmakers wachten op instructies
Object type
Object number
RP-F-2019-242-24-15
Inscriptions / marks
- address: ‘PHOTO AND COPYRIGHT/ ED VAN DER ELSKEN/ KONINGSSTR. 5 AMSTERDAM/ TELEPHONE 37209 (020)’
- inscription: ‘Ed/ van/ der/ Elsken/ vintage print/ 1957 or 1958’
- factory mark: ‘Agfa-Brovira’
- inscription: ‘Part of Legnand's job is seeing that/ roads in this district are kept in/ reasonable condition. Here gang of road-/ workers at dawn await his instruc-/ tions.’
- copyright notice: ‘Copyright/ abc/ press/ amsterdam/ N.Z. Voorburgwal 206/ Postbox 694/ Telef. 35798/ Telegr. Abcpress’
- stamp: ‘Credit:/ from BLACK STAR’
Creation
Creation
- photographer: Ed van der Elsken (mentioned on object), French Equatorial Africa
- printer (person): Ed van der Elsken (signed by artist)
Dating
- 1956-12 - 1957-02
- c. 1957 - c. 1970
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Material and technique
Physical description
ontwikkelgelatinezilverdruk; met tape op verso
Dimensions
height 153 mm x width 232 mm
Explanatory note
Foto gemaakt tijdens verblijf in Afrika (1957-1958), maar niet verschenen in het boek Bagara. Voor bijhorend contactvel in collectie van het Nederlands Fotomuseum zie: inventarisnummer EVE-3700 aldaar.
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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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