Kabinet Hille

Carte de visite

  • Hch. Kox: Hajo Albert Woortman Spandaw, Den Haag ca. 1883

    Hch. Kox: Hajo Albert Woortman Spandaw, Den Haag ca. 1883

    About this portrait

    Hajo Albert Woortman Spandaw was born in 1836 (according to a family note at Kasteel Nauryck; externally confirmed: 22 December 1836 in Vught, North Brabant). According to the note on the back, he was a captain of artillery and Knight in the Military Order of William, and was killed in action in 1901 at Waterkloof, South Africa, during the Second Boer War, as one of the Dutch volunteers on the Boer side. Also noted: he moved in the circle of Queen Sophie. Produced by Hch. Kox, Kazernestraat, The Hague.

  • Ch. Binger & Co: Jean Etienne Vertholen, Haarlem ca. 1870

    Ch. Binger & Co: Jean Etienne Vertholen, Haarlem ca. 1870

    About this portrait

    A second portrait of cavalry captain Jean Etienne Vertholen (see also the earlier photograph from 1867), here at a later age with more decorations. Produced by Ch. Binger & Co, Haarlem.

    Charles (Ch.) Binger (Amsterdam 1830 – 1916) ran the Haarlem portrait studio Binger & Co on the Zijlstraat from 1862, as successor to ‘Munnich & Ermerins’. The studio existed under various names (Binger & Co, Binger & Chits) until 1891 (source: RKD).

  • De Lavieter & Co: Hendrik Pieter Lubertus Cornelis de Kruijff, Den Haag ca. 1882

    De Lavieter & Co: Hendrik Pieter Lubertus Cornelis de Kruijff, Den Haag ca. 1882

    About this portrait

    Hendrik Pieter Lubertus Cornelis de Kruijff (Broek bij Voorst, 28 March 1840 – Arnhem, 22 January 1911) was an engineer officer and, from 1897, lieutenant colonel. This carte de visite is dated 30 May 1882, produced by De Lavieter & Co, court photographers to His Majesty the King and His Royal Highness Prince Alexander of the Netherlands, The Hague. His son of the same name (Utrecht, 1868 – Baarn, 1911), known as ‘De Kruyff jr.’, became the first president-director of the Centrale Werkgevers Risico-Bank.

  • Ch. Binger & Co: Jean Etienne Vertholen, Haarlem ca. 1867

    Ch. Binger & Co: Jean Etienne Vertholen, Haarlem ca. 1867

    About this portrait

    Jean Etienne Vertholen was a cavalry captain (ritmeester) with the hussars. This photograph is dated Haarlem, 15 June 1867 — the year the hussars were formally incorporated into the cavalry. Produced by Ch. Binger & Co (Jesaias Charles Binger, 1830–1916), Zijlstraat, Haarlem.

    Charles (Ch.) Binger (Amsterdam 1830 – 1916) ran the Haarlem portrait studio Binger & Co on the Zijlstraat from 1862, as successor to ‘Munnich & Ermerins’. The studio existed under various names (Binger & Co, Binger & Chits) until 1891 (source: RKD).

  • Unknown: Jacobus Cornelis Anemaet, ca. 1867

    Unknown: Jacobus Cornelis Anemaet, ca. 1867

    About this portrait

    Jacobus Cornelis Anemaet (1794–1874) served from 1813 (as a Garde d’honneur in French service) until his retirement in 1856 as colonel, commander of the 2nd Infantry Regiment. He was knighted in the Military Order of William for his part at the Citadel of Antwerp, after which he was taken prisoner to France (December 1832 – June 1833), and completed 8 campaigns in 40 years of service. The back of the card is a printed overview of his military career; a studio stamp is absent.

  • C. van der Aa & J. Chrispijn: W.F.H. Kramer, Alkmaar ca. 1885

    C. van der Aa & J. Chrispijn: W.F.H. Kramer, Alkmaar ca. 1885

    About this portrait

    The name on the back of this carte de visite is noted as W.F.H. Kramer; further identification could not be confirmed. Judging by the beret with anchor insignia and the many decorations, this is a senior naval officer. The photo was produced by C. van der Aa & J. Chrispijn (‘Atelier Rembrandt’), Verdronkenoord, Alkmaar (with a branch on the Kanaalweg in Den Helder) — their partnership lasted from 1884 to 1895.

  • Atelier Fock: Christophorus Buys Ballot, atelier Fock, Utrecht ca. 1875

    Atelier Fock: Christophorus Buys Ballot, atelier Fock, Utrecht ca. 1875

    About this portrait

    Christophorus Henricus Diedericus Buys Ballot (Kloetinge, 10 October 1817 – Utrecht, 3 February 1890) was a professor at Utrecht University and one of the founders of the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) in 1854. He is best known for the law named after him, ‘Buys Ballot’s Law’, on the relationship between wind direction and air pressure.

    This carte de visite was produced by Atelier Fock in Utrecht, the studio of photographer Arnold Nelius Marinus Johannes Fock (1846–1901), who was active in Utrecht from around 1867 to 1901. An exact date of the photograph is not known; the name is handwritten on the back.

  • H.W. Wollrabe: Lucius Willem Carel Gerlach, Den Haag ca. 1885

    H.W. Wollrabe: Lucius Willem Carel Gerlach, Den Haag ca. 1885

    About this portrait

    Lucius Willem Carel Gerlach (1835–1926) was a Dutch major general and Knight in the Military Order of William. This carte de visite was made by H.W. Wollrabe (Heinrich Wilhelm Wollrabe, 1843–1928), court photographer to the king, the queen and Prince Alexander, studio at Noordeinde 96, The Hague.