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Blanckart, Hubert
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
- Photographie d'Art Anversoise
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Professional
Details
Life dates
Hasselt, 1872 - Mere, 1956
Activity
1904 * - 1909 ca Anvers, Rue Carnot, 46
Jean Antoine Henri Hubert, ° 12.12.1872; + 13.1.1956. Son of Henri Blanckart. Already recorded as a photographer living in Hasselt, Percéestraat at the birth of a daughter in Hasselt in February 1904. He arrived here on 21.9.1904, coming from Hasselt, Maagdendries, 13 (see entry for Blanckart Frères). Registered as a draughtsman at this address until 1.7.1905, when he left for Saint-Trond, Rue de Liège, 46. Hubert's sisters Hubertina Maria Antoinetta "Henriette" (° Hasselt, 19.11.1870) and Hubertina Henrietta "Elisabeth" (° Hasselt, 5.4.1867) were living at this address from May 1901, where they ran a clothing business. The building was reportedly bombed twice during World War I and the sisters were no longer listed here in 1920.
1905 * - 1907 ca Saint-Trond, Rue de Liège, 46 [Luikerstraat]
Co-existed with the Antwerp studio. CVs exist bearing both addresses, "Hubert Blanckart, successor of Henri Blanckart. Artist painter. Leading firm founded in 1862".
1907 - 1909 Saint-Trond, Brusthemstraat, 46
Recorded as a photographer on this street in December 1907.
1909 * - 1914 > Saint-Trond, Rue de Tirlemont, 13 bis [Tiensestraat]
Moved to this address on 15.3.1909 and operated here until 1936. "Studio H. Blanckart, founded in 1862, oldest studio in Limburg" (advertisement, 1909). CVs exist with an identical backmark to Rue de Liège and still including the Antwerp address.
Jean Antoine Henri Hubert, ° 12.12.1872; + 13.1.1956. Son of Henri Blanckart. Already recorded as a photographer living in Hasselt, Percéestraat at the birth of a daughter in Hasselt in February 1904. He arrived here on 21.9.1904, coming from Hasselt, Maagdendries, 13 (see entry for Blanckart Frères). Registered as a draughtsman at this address until 1.7.1905, when he left for Saint-Trond, Rue de Liège, 46. Hubert's sisters Hubertina Maria Antoinetta "Henriette" (° Hasselt, 19.11.1870) and Hubertina Henrietta "Elisabeth" (° Hasselt, 5.4.1867) were living at this address from May 1901, where they ran a clothing business. The building was reportedly bombed twice during World War I and the sisters were no longer listed here in 1920.
1905 * - 1907 ca Saint-Trond, Rue de Liège, 46 [Luikerstraat]
Co-existed with the Antwerp studio. CVs exist bearing both addresses, "Hubert Blanckart, successor of Henri Blanckart. Artist painter. Leading firm founded in 1862".
1907 - 1909 Saint-Trond, Brusthemstraat, 46
Recorded as a photographer on this street in December 1907.
1909 * - 1914 > Saint-Trond, Rue de Tirlemont, 13 bis [Tiensestraat]
Moved to this address on 15.3.1909 and operated here until 1936. "Studio H. Blanckart, founded in 1862, oldest studio in Limburg" (advertisement, 1909). CVs exist with an identical backmark to Rue de Liège and still including the Antwerp address.
Locations
1904 * - 1909 ca Anvers, Rue Carnot, 46
1905 * - 1907 ca Saint-Trond, Rue de Liège, 46 [Luikerstraat]
1907 - 1909 Saint-Trond, Brusthemstraat, 46
1909 * - 1914 > Saint-Trond, Rue de Tirlemont, 13 bis [Tiensestraat]
1905 * - 1907 ca Saint-Trond, Rue de Liège, 46 [Luikerstraat]
1907 - 1909 Saint-Trond, Brusthemstraat, 46
1909 * - 1914 > Saint-Trond, Rue de Tirlemont, 13 bis [Tiensestraat]
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Bibliography/Webography
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Affiliations
Management
Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#275
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 27.5.2017; SFJ revised 6.8.2019 & 4.10.2020 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; MD revised 23.4.2020, 22.6.2021, 25.1.2023 & 13.4.2023