DIRECTORY_1997#2480 new approved FotoMuseum Provincie Antwerpen conventionDeclaration ISAAR(CPF): Internationale norm voor archivistische geautoriseerde beschrijvingen van organisaties, personen en families, Antwerpen/Leuven/Amsterdam 2006. detailLevel http://ica-atom.org/doc/RS-2#5.4 created January 2, 2015 10:09:08 AM CET human revised August 9, 2023 10:41:55 AM CEST human Person (Male) person Koekkoek, Pierre Jean conventionDeclaration Professional conventionDeclaration Middelburg [NL], 1875 - ?, 1951 > 1899 - 1903 Anvers, Rue Francken, 5 1901 Herenthals, "In den Wildeman" 1901 * - 1905 / Malines, Rue des Nonnes, 14 [Nonnenstraat] 1902 - 1908 Louvain, Marché aux Poissons, 21 [Vischmarkt] 1905 * - 1914 > Malines, Rue Sainte-Catherine, 48

1899 - 1903 Anvers, Rue Francken, 5 Petrus Johannes / Pieter Jan, ° 30.6.1875. Registered at this address in 1896. Already advertising here in April 1899. Also CV Antwerp "Koekkoek Frères" at this address at an unspecified date, partnership between Pieter Jan and Arend Jacobus, the former resident in Antwerp since 6.5.1894, the latter since 2.10.1892 when he was initially recorded as a journeyman photographer with Gustave Hermans (see that name) at Rue Diercxsens, 9. Subsequently recorded as a photographer living at Rue Nationale, 78 on 7.3.1898. Recorded as a photographer domiciled in Middelburg [NL] at his wedding in Antwerp on 19.2.1898. His elder brother Arend Jacobus acted as witness. 1901 Herenthals, "In den Wildeman" Ininerant, operating on the premises of Modeste Druyts "for several days" (Het Kempenland, editie Herentals, 7.4.1901). Signed himself "Pierre". 1901 * - 1905 / Malines, Rue des Nonnes, 14 [Nonnenstraat] Predecessor: Andries J. On CV, "Main studio", implying that the co-existing studios in Antwerp and Louvain were run by operators. Subsequently, only Malines and Louvain co-existed. 1902 - 1908 Louvain, Marché aux Poissons, 21 [Vischmarkt] "Koekkoek, A." in the directory, implying presence of his brother Arend Jacobus. Registered at this address as operators: J.A.F. De Vriese, 1903-1904 then J.H.M. Muizers, 1904-1906 (see those names). 1905 * - 1914 > Malines, Rue Sainte-Catherine, 48 Moved to this address in July 1905. "Koekkoek, R." in the directory. "Voeckhoeck, A." [sic] at this address in the 1914 Ratinckx directory, possibly implying the presence of his brother Arend Jacobus. Still operating here in Malines in the interwar period. Domiciled at this address until 1944 when he left for Schilde. Still living in Schilde when his wife died there in May 1951.