Neuckens, Antony

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Brussels - Molenbeek, 1875 - ?, 1948

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1910 Bruxelles
° 17.9.1875; + 31.8.1948. Homeworking glover turned socialist activist and trade unionist. Neuckens photographed homeworkers in the Brussels region as well as Antwerp and elsewhere in Belgium for an exhibition organised in Brussels by the "Comité central de l'Exposition du travail à domicile", of which he was the secretary, in the context of the 1910 International Exhibition. Secretary of the "Exposition de Falsification des denrées alimentaires", Brussels, 1913. Neuckens' collection of 144 9 x 12 cm glass negatives featuring homeworkers is housed in the Museum of Photography in Charleroi.

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1910 Bruxelles

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Bibliography/Webography

ASKENASI-NEUCKENS, Anne & GALLE, Hubert. Les derniers ouvriers libres. Le travail à domicile en Belgique. Brussels, Éditions Luc Pire, 2000, 192 pp.
AVRANE, Colette. "Les conditions de travail des ouvrières à domicile révélées par des photographies : le cas de l'exposition universelle de Bruxelles de 1910", Images du Travail, travail des images, nos 6-7, 2019, accessed on 27.2.2022 at: https://journals.openedition.org/itti/700

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DIRECTORY_2017#2360

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SFJ new 27.2.2022 based on information supplied by Pool Andries

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