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Van Biesbroeck, Jean Baptiste
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
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Status
- Professional
Details
Life dates
Ghent, 1825 - Ghent, 1878
Activity
1866 Gand, Rue des Douze Chambres, 9
Predecessor: Trossaert Bernard (Fils)
° 23.10.1830; + 22.7.1878. Initials "J.B." on mount; stating "sculptor and photographer". "Madame Vanbiesbroeck" in Ghent directory. Jean Baptiste Van Biesbroeck was recorded as a sculptor on the occasion of his wedding to Eugenia Coleta Delsande (° Ghent, 17.10.1830; + Ghent, 26.10.1893) in Ghent on 14.4.1860. Note that his predecessor at this address, Bernard Trossaert, was also a stone carver by profession. Irrespective of the specific roles of Van Biesbroeck and his wife, this was a very short-lived studio. Madame Van Biesbroeck was in charge of a shop in Antwerp wholesaling and retailing perfumes, soaps and other personal hygiene items that reopened in June 1866 (De Koophandel, 26.6.1866).
Predecessor: Trossaert Bernard (Fils)
° 23.10.1830; + 22.7.1878. Initials "J.B." on mount; stating "sculptor and photographer". "Madame Vanbiesbroeck" in Ghent directory. Jean Baptiste Van Biesbroeck was recorded as a sculptor on the occasion of his wedding to Eugenia Coleta Delsande (° Ghent, 17.10.1830; + Ghent, 26.10.1893) in Ghent on 14.4.1860. Note that his predecessor at this address, Bernard Trossaert, was also a stone carver by profession. Irrespective of the specific roles of Van Biesbroeck and his wife, this was a very short-lived studio. Madame Van Biesbroeck was in charge of a shop in Antwerp wholesaling and retailing perfumes, soaps and other personal hygiene items that reopened in June 1866 (De Koophandel, 26.6.1866).
Locations
1866 Gand, Rue des Douze Chambres, 9
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Management
Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#4224
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Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 12.7.2018; SFJ revised 1.9.2020 & 6.9.2020 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght