Anneke Groeneveld is a Dutch photographic historian and curator. She served as the curator of the iconographical collection at the Museum of Ethnology (Museum voor Volkenkunde) in Rotterdam from 1984 to 2006. Her work focuses on the history of photography, particularly in colonial contexts such as Suriname and the Dutch Indies. She has authored and edited numerous publications regarding historical photography, including works documenting photographers in the Dutch East Indies and Suriname.[1,2]
Toekang Potret: 100 years of photography in the Dutch Indies 1839-19391989 · Fragment · book · Dutch, EnglishISBN 9065790632Published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Museum voor Volkenkunde.
Fotografie in Suriname 1839-1939Fragment Uitgeverij · book · DutchPart of a series published in collaboration with the Museum voor Volkenkunde.
Odagot: Indianen gefotografeerd 1860-19201992 · Sidestone Press · book · DutchCo-edited with Pieter Hovens.
