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      <agencyName>FotoMuseum Provincie Antwerpen</agencyName>

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      <citation>ISAAR(CPF): Internationale norm voor archivistische geautoriseerde beschrijvingen van organisaties, personen en families, Antwerpen/Leuven/Amsterdam 2006.</citation>

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        <part>Leys, Ferdinand</part>

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          <part>Amateur</part>

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      <existDates><date>Brussels, 1873 - ?, ?</date></existDates>

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        <placeEntry>1898 - 1906 Bruxelles</placeEntry>

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        <term>Berlin, 1899; Caen, 1899; Ghent, 1899; Hamburg, 1899; Caen, 1901; Effort, 1901; Groningen, 1901; Paris, 1901; Brussels, 1902; Brussels, 1902 CAPB; Effort, 1902; Paris, 1902; Turin, 1902; Antwerp (CEPSA), 1903; Budapest, 1903; Effort, 1903; Hamburg, 1903; Lille, 1903; London, 1903; Marseille, 1903; Saint Petersburg, 1903; Paris, 1903; Brussels, 1904; Effort, 1904; London, 1904 RPS; New York, 1904; The Hague, 1904 (no forename); London, 1904; Paris, 1904; Berlin, 1905; Effort, 1905; Genoa, 1905 (silver medal); Paris, 1905 (no forename); Vienna, 1905 (no forename); Vienna, 1905 CAM; Paris, 1906.</term>

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      <biogHist><p>&lt;b&gt;1898 - 1906 Bruxelles&lt;/b&gt;
Ferdinand Jean Marie, ° 13.6.1873. Profession recorded as glazier in May 1902 and as tradesman on the occasion of his wedding on 26.11.1907. Pictorialist. Landscapes, foreign views. Treasurer of the "Cercle d’art photographique l’Effort". Honorary member of the "Club d'amateurs photographes de Belgique". Moved to Nesenbeek (Brabant) on 12.5.1909.</p></biogHist>

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