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Loup, Emmanuel
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Professional
Details
Life dates
Ghent, 1834 - ?, 1905 >
Activity
1868 ca - 1880 Bruxelles, Rue de Tilly, 6<68ca-73> or 8<80>
Emmanuel François, ° 6.12.1834. Recorded as a photographer at Impasse des Fraises, 4 in 1866 and as a photographer aged 37 resident in Brussels - Molenbeek in December 1870. See also: Mauroy [A.] & Eloup [E.]. Recorded as a photographer living at Impasse des Fraises, 7 in the 1876 population register and as a photographer at Rue de Tilly, 8 in the 1880 trade directory ("Emile"). Loup left for Lille [F] on 28.8.1884 and appears no longer to have operated as a photographer after his return to Brussels on 5.7.1886. His son Emile Nicolas (° Brussels, 5.12.1874) was recorded as a labouring engraver in Brussels in the 1890 population register.
In a newspaper report on Loup's golden wedding anniversary celebrated in Brussels - Anderlecht in December 1905: "The husband used to be a photographer who, back in the day, lived in the neighbourhood of Saint-Elisabeth barracks - "Caserne des Grenadiers". For many years, grenadiers would have themselves photographed by Loup and the soldiers knew him by his nickname of Manuel" (Le Peuple, 17.12.1905). Loup was a long-standing president of the "Compagnons de Saint-Laurent", the charitable association in charge of the annual "Meyboom" procession and ceremony in Brussels.
Emmanuel François, ° 6.12.1834. Recorded as a photographer at Impasse des Fraises, 4 in 1866 and as a photographer aged 37 resident in Brussels - Molenbeek in December 1870. See also: Mauroy [A.] & Eloup [E.]. Recorded as a photographer living at Impasse des Fraises, 7 in the 1876 population register and as a photographer at Rue de Tilly, 8 in the 1880 trade directory ("Emile"). Loup left for Lille [F] on 28.8.1884 and appears no longer to have operated as a photographer after his return to Brussels on 5.7.1886. His son Emile Nicolas (° Brussels, 5.12.1874) was recorded as a labouring engraver in Brussels in the 1890 population register.
In a newspaper report on Loup's golden wedding anniversary celebrated in Brussels - Anderlecht in December 1905: "The husband used to be a photographer who, back in the day, lived in the neighbourhood of Saint-Elisabeth barracks - "Caserne des Grenadiers". For many years, grenadiers would have themselves photographed by Loup and the soldiers knew him by his nickname of Manuel" (Le Peuple, 17.12.1905). Loup was a long-standing president of the "Compagnons de Saint-Laurent", the charitable association in charge of the annual "Meyboom" procession and ceremony in Brussels.
Locations
1868 ca - 1880 Bruxelles, Rue de Tilly, 6<68ca-73> or 8<80>
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Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#2844
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Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 15.5.2018; SFJ revised 25.10.2020 & 13.5.2021 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght and merged with entry 1997#2843 "Emile Loup"; MD revised 14.4.2020 & 27.10.2021