A young bearded man, leaning by a balustrade with a top hat beside him. Produced by Kannemans, Breda — probably the same studio family as Kannemans & Zoon. Name not known.
A young man, oval portrait. Produced by Th. Weynen, Maastricht — Theodor Weynen (1835–1904), who continued the family studio under his own name after the death of his father Peter Weynen (1877). Name not known.
An older woman with a bonnet and gloves. Produced by G.W. Kerremans, Breda — Wilhelmus Jacobus Kerremans (1828–1889), photographer, watercolourist and painter, active in Breda until 1884. Name not known.
An illustrated scene of a woman and man with a small dog in a lavish interior. Produced by A. Schumaker, Groote Markt, ’s-Hertogenbosch — one of the first photographers in Den Bosch, active from around 1860–1865.
A second, separate portrait of the same priest wearing a skullcap as in the other Stollenwerk photograph in this collection. Produced by L. Stollenwerk, ’s-Hertogenbosch.
Leonard Stollenwerk ran a ‘Photographisch Atelier’ in ’s-Hertogenbosch from 1864 to 1883 (source: RKD).
A priest wearing a skullcap, seated. Produced by L. Stollenwerk, ’s-Hertogenbosch. On the back a handwritten note that cannot be deciphered with certainty.
Leonard Stollenwerk ran a ‘Photographisch Atelier’ in ’s-Hertogenbosch from 1864 to 1883 (source: RKD).
A double, not-yet-cut cdv plate with two portraits: a man with a long beard and a decoration, and an older woman with earrings. Produced by L. Stollenwerk, ’s-Hertogenbosch (active 1864–1883). Names not known.
Leonard Stollenwerk ran a ‘Photographisch Atelier’ in ’s-Hertogenbosch from 1864 to 1883 (source: RKD).
A young woman in a checked dress, standing by a small cabinet. On the back, noted in pencil: F. Kayser, Amsterdam, Park Tivoli — another branch of the same studio. Name not known.
A married couple, produced by Adr. Bos Jr., photographer in Oudewater (studio from 1895). The back contains a genealogical note: Johannes de Heer married on 21 April 1911 in Linschoten to Cornelia Christina Legemaat, born 21 March 1876 in Linschoten. Her parents’ names on the card cannot be fully deciphered.
A young man with a full beard. Produced by Alexis Davids, who ran the Soerabaija branch under the name of the Woodbury & Page house from Batavia. Name not known.
J. Campbell, a man with striking long sideburns. Produced by J.B. Jasper, photographer in Soerabaija — probably the father of Johan Ernst Jasper (Soerabaja 1874 – Cimahi 1945), a well-known Dutch East Indies colonial administrator whose father ran a photo studio in Soerabaja.
An older man with a full beard, seated at an ornately carved small table covered in papers, smoking a pipe — an informal pose, possibly an artist or scholar. Same studio as the portrait of the two young women: W.C. van Dijk, Utrecht. Name not known.
Two young women side by side, produced by Willem Cornelis van Dijk, artiste-peintre and ‘Photographe de S.M. le Roi’ (court photographer to the king), Utrecht — documented as active there 1863–1871. Names not known.
