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De Baere, Aloïs
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Professional
Details
Life dates
Staden, 1850 - Oostrozebeke, 1907
Activity
1904 - 1905 Grammont
° 14.9.1850; + 21.12.1907. Fair photographer from Denderleeuw, he operated during the winter fair. De Baere was also frequently present at the may fair [Meifoor] in Bruges in the period before 1900. "Aloysius Debaere" was recorded in Ostend as a photographer aged 27 resident in Ghent in July 1878.
A full list of itinerant photographers registered to operate at the Bruges Meifoor, 1865-1900, has been transcribed by Jaak Rau as follows: 1. Benjamin, Frank; 2. Clayne; 3. Clement; 4. Cosman or Cosmans: 5. De Baere, Aloïs; 6. De Bruyne; 7. De Ceuninck (father); 8. De Ceuninck (son); 9. De Jonghe; 10. De Schepper; 11. Dommery; 12. Duhameeuw (father / son); 13. Dulaar, Marie; 14. Elias; 15. Elkan; 16. Enghels, Mme / Mw.; 17. Franckx; 18. Gilles; 19. Hoffmann; 20. Hunsanger; 21. Huisman (- Fresko), (- Wolf), André / David / Edward; 22. Jacobs; 23. Jouin (father / son); 24. Levis, Julien; 25. Leyn; 26. Libot, François; 27. Marrecau (also transcribed Maricot), Eugène / Henri / Jules; 28. Moresco; 29. Roch, Bracco; 30. Samuel, Jacob (or vice-versa); 31. Semeyn, Antoinette / Marie; 32. Tissens, Jean (and son); 33. Van Rymenant; 34. Van Velthoven; 35. Vercambre. The most frequent operators at the fair were De Baere, Hoffmann and Levis.
1904 Maldeghem, Markt
"The brothers A. De Baere have the honour to inform the public that they will remain on the market place in Maldeghem with their studio for a few weeks" ('t Getrouwe Maldeghem, 17 & 24.4.1904). It is possible that these were sons of Aloïs, namely Louis and Louis Leopold (° Ronse, 22.5.1875), who were both recorded as photographers living in Ghent on their father's death certificate. A CAB stamped "Joseph De Baere Photographe, Gand" indicates that another son Joseph Clément (° Bruges, 29.5.1878) might also have been active as a photographer around this time.
1905 ca Gand
CV ink-stamped "A. De Baere / patented photographer".
° 14.9.1850; + 21.12.1907. Fair photographer from Denderleeuw, he operated during the winter fair. De Baere was also frequently present at the may fair [Meifoor] in Bruges in the period before 1900. "Aloysius Debaere" was recorded in Ostend as a photographer aged 27 resident in Ghent in July 1878.
A full list of itinerant photographers registered to operate at the Bruges Meifoor, 1865-1900, has been transcribed by Jaak Rau as follows: 1. Benjamin, Frank; 2. Clayne; 3. Clement; 4. Cosman or Cosmans: 5. De Baere, Aloïs; 6. De Bruyne; 7. De Ceuninck (father); 8. De Ceuninck (son); 9. De Jonghe; 10. De Schepper; 11. Dommery; 12. Duhameeuw (father / son); 13. Dulaar, Marie; 14. Elias; 15. Elkan; 16. Enghels, Mme / Mw.; 17. Franckx; 18. Gilles; 19. Hoffmann; 20. Hunsanger; 21. Huisman (- Fresko), (- Wolf), André / David / Edward; 22. Jacobs; 23. Jouin (father / son); 24. Levis, Julien; 25. Leyn; 26. Libot, François; 27. Marrecau (also transcribed Maricot), Eugène / Henri / Jules; 28. Moresco; 29. Roch, Bracco; 30. Samuel, Jacob (or vice-versa); 31. Semeyn, Antoinette / Marie; 32. Tissens, Jean (and son); 33. Van Rymenant; 34. Van Velthoven; 35. Vercambre. The most frequent operators at the fair were De Baere, Hoffmann and Levis.
1904 Maldeghem, Markt
"The brothers A. De Baere have the honour to inform the public that they will remain on the market place in Maldeghem with their studio for a few weeks" ('t Getrouwe Maldeghem, 17 & 24.4.1904). It is possible that these were sons of Aloïs, namely Louis and Louis Leopold (° Ronse, 22.5.1875), who were both recorded as photographers living in Ghent on their father's death certificate. A CAB stamped "Joseph De Baere Photographe, Gand" indicates that another son Joseph Clément (° Bruges, 29.5.1878) might also have been active as a photographer around this time.
1905 ca Gand
CV ink-stamped "A. De Baere / patented photographer".
Locations
1904 - 1905 Grammont
1904 Maldeghem, Markt
1905 ca Gand
1904 Maldeghem, Markt
1905 ca Gand
Exhibitions
Genres / subject matter
Techniques
Bibliography/Webography
RAU, Jaak A. Een eeuw Brugge, 1800-1900. Bruges, Marc Van de Wiele, 2001, vol. 1, pp. 54-55.
Context
Affiliations
Management
Record source
DIRECTORY_2017#0239
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation/revision
SFJ new 20.8.2017; SFJ 24.5.2018 & 30.9.2018; SFJ revised 17.9.2023 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; MD revised 3.11.2020 & 7.12.2021; MD revised 17.10.2023 partially based on information supplied by Marc Declercq