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Dehaut, Léon
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Person (Male)
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- Professional
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Life dates
Mons, 1846 - ?, ?
Activity
1896 - 1901 / Bruxelles, Rue Neuve, 114
Successor: Sober Edmond
Léon Léopold, ° 2.7.1846. Engineer and chemist. Graduated from the "Université libre de Bruxelles" in 1878 as a chemical engineer. Spent three periods in Africa, the first as a tradesman in Gabon. On his definitive return to Belgium, Dehaut set up a business that failed and then turned to photography. Gave a lecture on the theory and practice of radiography at the "Cercle d'études photographiques et scientifiques de Bruxelles" on 17.11.1896, when he was described as "radiographer of the public prosecutor’s office, whose skill and installations have been praised in all the newspapers" (Hélios illustré, 1.11.1896). "The apparent paradox of the invisible being rendered visible has interested him greatly" (Le Peit bleu du matin, 23.11.1896). "Radiographer to the civil hospitals of Brussels and to the public prosecutor’s office" [Mertens, 1898]. Moved to Boulevard du Nord, 135 on 12.1.1901. Coexisted at this address with Nadaue.
Successor: Sober Edmond
Léon Léopold, ° 2.7.1846. Engineer and chemist. Graduated from the "Université libre de Bruxelles" in 1878 as a chemical engineer. Spent three periods in Africa, the first as a tradesman in Gabon. On his definitive return to Belgium, Dehaut set up a business that failed and then turned to photography. Gave a lecture on the theory and practice of radiography at the "Cercle d'études photographiques et scientifiques de Bruxelles" on 17.11.1896, when he was described as "radiographer of the public prosecutor’s office, whose skill and installations have been praised in all the newspapers" (Hélios illustré, 1.11.1896). "The apparent paradox of the invisible being rendered visible has interested him greatly" (Le Peit bleu du matin, 23.11.1896). "Radiographer to the civil hospitals of Brussels and to the public prosecutor’s office" [Mertens, 1898]. Moved to Boulevard du Nord, 135 on 12.1.1901. Coexisted at this address with Nadaue.
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1896 - 1901 / Bruxelles, Rue Neuve, 114
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Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#1120
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Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 2.3.2018; SFJ revised 6.10.2020 & 23.1.2024 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; MD revised 26.5.2020 & 12.3.2021