Dutch photographers

Menschen van de straat

€48.00
"People of the streets". A collection of novels and poems about Dutch city life just before WWII. With 44 beautiful b&w photographs of Piet Marée, divided in 3 groups, each group with a different toning. With contributions of H. de Bruin, M.J. Brusse, Antoon Coolen, Roel Houwink, Jo Kalmijn-Spierenburg, Reinold Kuipers, Hendrika Kuyper-Van Oordt, Sjoerd Leiker, E. v. Oostzee-Prinsen, Rudolf v. Reest, Jan Roselaar, D. v.d. Stoep, B. Stroma Baarn, Emile Verhaeren, D.de Vries, Jo Ypma.
Menschen van de straat (translated as "People of the streets") is a literary and photographic work documenting Dutch city life in the period immediately preceding World War II. The book features a collection of novels and poems with contributions from several authors, including H. de Bruin, M.J. Brusse, Antoon Coolen, Roel Houwink, Jo Kalmijn-Spierenburg, Reinold Kuipers, Hendrika Kuyper-Van Oordt, Sjoerd Leiker, E. v. Oostzee-Prinsen, Rudolf v. Reest, Jan Roselaar, D. v.d. Stoep, B. Stroma Baarn, Emile Verhaeren, and D.de Vries. Complementing the text are 44 black and white photographs by Piet Marée, which are organized into three distinct groups, each featuring a different toning style.

Bibliographic Details

Author Piet Marée, H. de Bruin, M.J. Brusse
Publisher Bosch & Keuning NV
Place of publication Baarn
Year 1937
Edition First edition
Binding Hardcover
Language Dutch
Dimensions 25 x 19
Collation 220 pp.
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