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Stainier (- Hannet), Fortuné
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Professional / Connected
Details
Life dates
Couthuin (Liège), 1864 - Namur, 1936
Activity
1889 - 1902 Anvers, Rue Carnot, 11 (opposite the Zoological Garden)
Predecessor: Garlinck Veuve
Fortuné Joseph Ghislain, ° 20.2.1864; + March 1936. On the occasion of his wedding to Jeanne Eugènie Marie Joseph Hannet in Tournai on 22.7.1889, he was recorded as a shopkeeper living with his parents in Boneffe. Jeanne was the daughter of Philippe Hannet (see that name) who was probably instrumental in Stainier turning to photography. Stainier was registered in the Antwerp population registry until 1894. The studios in Antwerp, Heist and Tournai coexisted for a while.
1894 - 1905 Heyst-sur-Mer, Digue de Mer, "Villa Juliette"
Publisher of picture postcards.
1895 - 1896 / Tournai, Rue Curé Notre-Dame, 12
Predecessor: Hannet Philippe Successor: Leyniers Joseph
Failing to find a buyer for the "Hannet - Stainier" studio when it was put up for sale in December 1894 (Le Courrier de l'Escaut, 14.12.1894), Stainier’s father-in-law Philippe Hannet transferred the studio to him on his retirement. It continued trading under an operator through 1895. Stainier ceased trading here by September 1896 when he put the place up for rent, leaving the studio temporarily empty.
1902 - 1914 > Namur, Rue Emile Cuvelier, 38<02-10> then 52<12-14>
Photographic supplies. Initially a branch of the Heist studio. Also publisher of picture postcards. Still advertising at no. 52 in April 1919. Recorded in Rue de Fer, 50-52 at an unspecified date.
1902 - 1904 Heyst-sur-Mer, Boulevard Léopold, 17
Predecessor: Garlinck Veuve
Fortuné Joseph Ghislain, ° 20.2.1864; + March 1936. On the occasion of his wedding to Jeanne Eugènie Marie Joseph Hannet in Tournai on 22.7.1889, he was recorded as a shopkeeper living with his parents in Boneffe. Jeanne was the daughter of Philippe Hannet (see that name) who was probably instrumental in Stainier turning to photography. Stainier was registered in the Antwerp population registry until 1894. The studios in Antwerp, Heist and Tournai coexisted for a while.
1894 - 1905 Heyst-sur-Mer, Digue de Mer, "Villa Juliette"
Publisher of picture postcards.
1895 - 1896 / Tournai, Rue Curé Notre-Dame, 12
Predecessor: Hannet Philippe Successor: Leyniers Joseph
Failing to find a buyer for the "Hannet - Stainier" studio when it was put up for sale in December 1894 (Le Courrier de l'Escaut, 14.12.1894), Stainier’s father-in-law Philippe Hannet transferred the studio to him on his retirement. It continued trading under an operator through 1895. Stainier ceased trading here by September 1896 when he put the place up for rent, leaving the studio temporarily empty.
1902 - 1914 > Namur, Rue Emile Cuvelier, 38<02-10> then 52<12-14>
Photographic supplies. Initially a branch of the Heist studio. Also publisher of picture postcards. Still advertising at no. 52 in April 1919. Recorded in Rue de Fer, 50-52 at an unspecified date.
1902 - 1904 Heyst-sur-Mer, Boulevard Léopold, 17
Locations
1889 - 1902 Anvers, Rue Carnot, 11 (opposite the Zoological Garden)
1894 - 1905 Heyst-sur-Mer, Digue de Mer, "Villa Juliette"
1895 - 1896 / Tournai, Rue Curé Notre-Dame, 12
1902 - 1914 > Namur, Rue Emile Cuvelier, 38<02-10> then 52<12-14>
1902 - 1904 Heyst-sur-Mer, Boulevard Léopold, 17
1894 - 1905 Heyst-sur-Mer, Digue de Mer, "Villa Juliette"
1895 - 1896 / Tournai, Rue Curé Notre-Dame, 12
1902 - 1914 > Namur, Rue Emile Cuvelier, 38<02-10> then 52<12-14>
1902 - 1904 Heyst-sur-Mer, Boulevard Léopold, 17
Exhibitions
Genres / subject matter
Techniques
Bibliography/Webography
Context
Affiliations
Affiliated entity
Association belge de Photographie
Type of affiliation
Member of
Dates of affiliation
1905 - 1913
Description of relationship
Management
Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#3981
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 12.9.2017, 24.9.2017, 9.1.2018, 10.7.2018; & 16.5.2020; SFJ revised 6.4.2019, 1.5.2020 & 10.12.2020 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; MCC revised 1.5.2020; MCC revised 30.9.2020; MD revised 16.6.2020 & 18.10.2022