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Nysten, Joseph (& Cie)
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Professional
Details
Life dates
Liège, 1820 - Brussels, 1866
Activity
1864 ca - 1866 + Bruxelles, Rue de l'Ecuyer, 57 / Galerie du Roi, 27
Predecessor: Plumier [A.] & Nysten [J.] Successor: Schwarz Balduin #
Louis Joseph, ° 9.10.1820; + 22.10.1866. Arrived at this address from Liège on 12.8.1859. He started as an operator at Plumier’s studio, then became his partner, 1862, and finally succeeded him, 1864 ca. These premises were located on the corner formed with the Rue d'Aremberg, which is the address given on a CV dated 1864 ca: "Daremberg". The "Galerie du Roi" was (and remains) part of the "Passage Saint-Hubert", the address that was also used sometimes. Nysten was recorded as a photographer at this address on his death certificate. He committed suicide by shooting himself in the head, reportedly because of financial troubles (La Meuse, 23.10.1866).
Predecessor: Plumier [A.] & Nysten [J.] Successor: Schwarz Balduin #
Louis Joseph, ° 9.10.1820; + 22.10.1866. Arrived at this address from Liège on 12.8.1859. He started as an operator at Plumier’s studio, then became his partner, 1862, and finally succeeded him, 1864 ca. These premises were located on the corner formed with the Rue d'Aremberg, which is the address given on a CV dated 1864 ca: "Daremberg". The "Galerie du Roi" was (and remains) part of the "Passage Saint-Hubert", the address that was also used sometimes. Nysten was recorded as a photographer at this address on his death certificate. He committed suicide by shooting himself in the head, reportedly because of financial troubles (La Meuse, 23.10.1866).
Locations
1864 ca - 1866 + Bruxelles, Rue de l'Ecuyer, 57 / Galerie du Roi, 27
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Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#3213
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Dates of creation/revision
MD revised 5.8.2020