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Beauviez & Cie
Identity
Category
Firm
Alternative name or descriptor
- Sartony; Rody's.
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Connected
Details
Life dates
Activity
1901 * - 1902 / Bruxelles, Rue Saint-Jean, 41
Successor: Schmidt Charles
Photographic supplies. "Van Bosch papers. Studios using odourless and smoke-free magnesium for photographers" [Monod, 1901]. Pierre Emmanuel Beauviez (° Grand-Brassac [Dordogne, F], 30.3.1872) arrived at this address from Paris [F] on 6.3.1901. He had previously run a portrait studio in Paris, Rue Duphot, 16 under the trade name of Sartony, a plagiaristic echo of "Sarony". That business became insolvent but was continued by Mlle Jeanne Nelly Beauviez, presumably his sister, until sold on in December 1899. Beauviez also traded in Brussels under the pseudonym of P. Sartony. According to the 1901-1902 directories, his presence coincided with S. Rody at this address, another of his pseudonyms. Beauviez moved to Rue Finistère, 16 on 16.4.1902 and left Brussels without informing the communal authorities at an undetermined date; he was still listed at Rue Saint-Jean in the 1903 directory. Beauviez's departure from Brussels almost certainly predated 20.5.1903 when a case was heard before the Paris commercial court relating to his successors' bankruptcy of the Rue Duphot studio, declared on 4.7.1902, and in which Beauviez unsuccesfully claimed a residual financial interest.
Successor: Schmidt Charles
Photographic supplies. "Van Bosch papers. Studios using odourless and smoke-free magnesium for photographers" [Monod, 1901]. Pierre Emmanuel Beauviez (° Grand-Brassac [Dordogne, F], 30.3.1872) arrived at this address from Paris [F] on 6.3.1901. He had previously run a portrait studio in Paris, Rue Duphot, 16 under the trade name of Sartony, a plagiaristic echo of "Sarony". That business became insolvent but was continued by Mlle Jeanne Nelly Beauviez, presumably his sister, until sold on in December 1899. Beauviez also traded in Brussels under the pseudonym of P. Sartony. According to the 1901-1902 directories, his presence coincided with S. Rody at this address, another of his pseudonyms. Beauviez moved to Rue Finistère, 16 on 16.4.1902 and left Brussels without informing the communal authorities at an undetermined date; he was still listed at Rue Saint-Jean in the 1903 directory. Beauviez's departure from Brussels almost certainly predated 20.5.1903 when a case was heard before the Paris commercial court relating to his successors' bankruptcy of the Rue Duphot studio, declared on 4.7.1902, and in which Beauviez unsuccesfully claimed a residual financial interest.
Locations
1901 * - 1902 / Bruxelles, Rue Saint-Jean, 41
Exhibitions
Genres / subject matter
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Bibliography/Webography
Context
Affiliations
Management
Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#143
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 15.2.2018; SFJ revised 17.3.2021 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght