Portrait of Lise Jordan
Around 1885, photography changed in a major way. New, portable handheld cameras made photography more immediate and spontaneous. Willem Witsen was inspired by the new possibilities when he took closeup photographs of the upcoming Dutch literary and artistic set known as the Tachtigers with their muses and models. In this portrait, artist’s model Lise Jordan
is staring straight into the lens. Her face occupies the whole frame.
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Portrait of Lise Jordan
Around 1885, photography changed in a major way. New, portable handheld cameras made photography more immediate and spontaneous. Willem Witsen was inspired by the new possibilities when he took closeup photographs of the upcoming Dutch literary and artistic set known as the Tachtigers with their muses and models. In this portrait, artist’s model Lise Jordan
is staring straight into the lens. Her face occupies the whole frame.
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Around 1885, photography chang ...... face occupies the whole frame.
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Omstreeks 1885 veranderde de f ...... s krap in het kader geplaatst.
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RP-F-W-1743
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Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of Lise Jordan
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Portret van Lise Jordan
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created
1891
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1891
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blad breedte 130 mm
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blad hoogte 179 mm
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foto breedte 110 mm
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foto hoogte 150 mm
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height 150 mm
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height 179 mm
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width 110 mm
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width 130 mm
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Collectie: foto's
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fourth quarter 19th century
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vierde kwart 19e eeuw
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