Printed: 2020-07-08
Bogaerts, Henri
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Connected
Details
Life dates
's-Hertogenbosch [NL], 1841 - Boxtel [NL], 1902
Activity
1886 * - 1889 / Bruxelles, Rue du Lombard, 23
Henricus Adrianus, ° 18.11.1841; + 22.12.1902. Publisher and printer, he had previously run a printing works in Den Bosch [NL] specialising in wood engraving, then in Vught [NL]. It went bankrupt in 1884. He moved to Brussels on 6.11.1886 and became managing director of the "S.A. Les Arts Graphiques" (see that name), successor to the "Société Royale Belge de Photographie". Publisher of the news weekly "L'Illustration Européenne", Bogaerts introduced photomechanical printing to illustrations within the pages of the periodical.
Bogaerts then moved on to London for a brief spell in November 1889 before returning to the Netherlands and settling in Boxtel [NL] in August 1891, founding the artistic printing firm "Kunstinrichting Peinture Bogaerts". The "peinture Bogaerts" process consisted of transferring a photographic image onto a light-sensitive canvas support which was then fixed and overpainted in oils. It was exploited by Bogaerts and then by his son Henri jr. in Boxtel until 1933. For the Brussels branch, "Société Belge des Portraits Bogaerts", that operated from 1900 to 1902, see the entry for W. Benschop & H. Bogaerts.
Henricus Adrianus, ° 18.11.1841; + 22.12.1902. Publisher and printer, he had previously run a printing works in Den Bosch [NL] specialising in wood engraving, then in Vught [NL]. It went bankrupt in 1884. He moved to Brussels on 6.11.1886 and became managing director of the "S.A. Les Arts Graphiques" (see that name), successor to the "Société Royale Belge de Photographie". Publisher of the news weekly "L'Illustration Européenne", Bogaerts introduced photomechanical printing to illustrations within the pages of the periodical.
Bogaerts then moved on to London for a brief spell in November 1889 before returning to the Netherlands and settling in Boxtel [NL] in August 1891, founding the artistic printing firm "Kunstinrichting Peinture Bogaerts". The "peinture Bogaerts" process consisted of transferring a photographic image onto a light-sensitive canvas support which was then fixed and overpainted in oils. It was exploited by Bogaerts and then by his son Henri jr. in Boxtel until 1933. For the Brussels branch, "Société Belge des Portraits Bogaerts", that operated from 1900 to 1902, see the entry for W. Benschop & H. Bogaerts.
Locations
1886 * - 1889 / Bruxelles, Rue du Lombard, 23
Exhibitions
Genres / subject matter
Techniques
Bibliography/Webography
ALTENA, Marga, Michiel van de Laar & Ad Stijnman, "Henri Bogaerts, een leven tussen tijdschriften, houtgravures en kunstreproducties" in Het licht van de negentiende eeuw. De komst van de fotografie in de provincie Noord-Brabant, by Jan Coppens et al., Eindhoven, Stichting Brabants Fotoarchief, 1997, pp. 169-182.
"Henri Bogaerts (1841-1902) drukker en uitgever" in P. Timmermans et al (ed.), Brabantse biografieën. Levensbeschrijvingen van bekende en onbekende Noordbrabanders. Deel 5. Heeswijk, Stichting Brabantse Regionale Geschiedbeoefening, 1999.
"Henri Bogaerts (1841-1902) drukker en uitgever" in P. Timmermans et al (ed.), Brabantse biografieën. Levensbeschrijvingen van bekende en onbekende Noordbrabanders. Deel 5. Heeswijk, Stichting Brabantse Regionale Geschiedbeoefening, 1999.
Context
Affiliations
Affiliated entity
Association belge de Photographie
Type of affiliation
Member of
Dates of affiliation
1887 - 1889
Description of relationship
Management
Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#319
Identity of institution
FotoMuseum Provincie Antwerpen
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 27.6.2017, 9.12.2018 & 1.1.2019; revised 4.7.2019, 31.10.2019 & 10.3.2020 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; MD revised 4.5.2020