Studies of Women
Gerard Fieret was an eccentric poet, painter and photographer who lived in The Hague. Between 1965 and 1975 he took hundreds of photos, mainly studies of women. Later, Fieret wandered the streets, fed the pigeons each day and kept his work in the freezer. His prints are creased and the edges frayed, with the occasional trace of pigeon droppings. On each photo, he signed his name in felt-tip and stamped copyright
symbols.
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Studies of Women
Gerard Fieret was an eccentric poet, painter and photographer who lived in The Hague. Between 1965 and 1975 he took hundreds of photos, mainly studies of women. Later, Fieret wandered the streets, fed the pigeons each day and kept his work in the freezer. His prints are creased and the edges frayed, with the occasional trace of pigeon droppings. On each photo, he signed his name in felt-tip and stamped copyright
symbols.
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Gerard Fieret was an eccentric ...... and stamped copyright
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RP-F-2010-77
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Rijksmuseum
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Studies of Women
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Studies van vrouwen
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c. 1965
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ca. 1965
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breedte 400 mm
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height 504 mm
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hoogte 504 mm
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width 400 mm
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Collectie: foto's
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