Jannes Linders

photographer

Dutch^[1] b. 23 May 1955, Dordrecht^[1] active 1981–present

Jannes Linders is a Dutch photographer and visual artist born in Dordrecht. He studied photography at the Sint Joost Academy in Breda and established his own studio in Rotterdam in 1981. He is recognized for introducing the genre of urban landscape to Dutch photography in the 1980s, often using large-format cameras to capture architectural details and cityscapes. His work has been commissioned by numerous museums (including Museum Boymans-Van Beuningen and the Stedelijk Museum) and he has collaborated extensively with architects like Benthem Crouwel.^[2,3]

• urban landscape
• architecture
• documentary photography