Printed: 2021-11-27
Stouffs, Victor
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
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Status
- Amateur / Connected
Details
Life dates
Brussels - Saint-Gilles, 1868 - ?, ?
Activity
1902 - 1905 Bruxelles, Avenue Louise, 277 or 49<03-04>
Victor Léon Joseph, ° 5.3.1868. Recorded as a person of no profession aged 35 in 1903. His father and brother were both pharmacists at these addresses. Pictorialist. Genre studies and impressionist landscapes. He won first prize in the photography competition organised by the "Touring Club de Belgique" in 1905 for an evocative view of the Broel towers in Kortrijk. Committee member of the "Cercle d’art photographique l’Effort". Member of the "Cercle photographique d'Ixelles". Member of the "Club des Amateurs Photographes de Belgique". Agent for special paper for photography; his letterhead reads "Photographie pictoriale. Papier Farinaud à la gomme bichromatée". [Pictorial photography. Farinaud gum dichromate paper]. Farinaud, a pharmacist in Mirambeau [Charente-Maritime, F] had invented a pre-coated and ready-to-use paper for gum printing in 1901. There is no trace of Stouffs' photographic activity after 1905, even though reproductions of his work appeared in "Vers L'Art", the monthly magazine of the "Cercle Photographique de Bruges", in November 1906 and much later in several issues of the periodical "L'Art Photographique" between 1923 and 1926.
Victor Léon Joseph, ° 5.3.1868. Recorded as a person of no profession aged 35 in 1903. His father and brother were both pharmacists at these addresses. Pictorialist. Genre studies and impressionist landscapes. He won first prize in the photography competition organised by the "Touring Club de Belgique" in 1905 for an evocative view of the Broel towers in Kortrijk. Committee member of the "Cercle d’art photographique l’Effort". Member of the "Cercle photographique d'Ixelles". Member of the "Club des Amateurs Photographes de Belgique". Agent for special paper for photography; his letterhead reads "Photographie pictoriale. Papier Farinaud à la gomme bichromatée". [Pictorial photography. Farinaud gum dichromate paper]. Farinaud, a pharmacist in Mirambeau [Charente-Maritime, F] had invented a pre-coated and ready-to-use paper for gum printing in 1901. There is no trace of Stouffs' photographic activity after 1905, even though reproductions of his work appeared in "Vers L'Art", the monthly magazine of the "Cercle Photographique de Bruges", in November 1906 and much later in several issues of the periodical "L'Art Photographique" between 1923 and 1926.
Locations
1902 - 1905 Bruxelles, Avenue Louise, 277 or 49<03-04>
Exhibitions
Brussels, 1902; Effort, 1902; Paris, 1902; Turin, 1902; Antwerp (CEPSA), 1903; Budapest, 1903; Effort, 1903; Ixelles, 1903; London, 1903; Malines, 1903; Marseille, 1903; Paris, 1903; Saint Petersburg, 1903; Brussels, 1904; Effort, 1904; London, 1904; The Hague, 1904; Effort, 1905; Genoa, 1905 (gold medal, first class); Paris, 1905; Vienna, 1905; Vienna, 1905 CAM.
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Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#4021
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Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 16.2.2018 partly based on information supplied by Pool Andries; SFJ revised 27.2.2019 & 1.2.2021; SFJ revised 15.9.2019 based on information supplied by Peter Bultinck; MD revised 20.4.2020 & 25.3.2021; SFJ revised 17.4.2021 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght