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Van Mons, Armand
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- Amateur
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1890 - 1892 [Congo Free State]
Left for the Congo in mid-1890 and stayed there for over two years. Gave multiple talks with slide projections about his journey, notably at the "Société Royale Belge de Géographie" on 2.3.1893 (titled "From Matadi to Basoko") and at the "Société d'Anthropologie de Bruxelles" on 25.3.1893, where he showed a series of images of native tattoos. "Manager of the Belgian house at Yambing", where he resided for a few months. During a visit to the royal palace in July 1893 with his fellow members of the "Fraternelle congolaise", he presented King Léopold II with an album of photographs he had taken in the Upper Congo (Le Soir, 17.7.1893).
Left for the Congo in mid-1890 and stayed there for over two years. Gave multiple talks with slide projections about his journey, notably at the "Société Royale Belge de Géographie" on 2.3.1893 (titled "From Matadi to Basoko") and at the "Société d'Anthropologie de Bruxelles" on 25.3.1893, where he showed a series of images of native tattoos. "Manager of the Belgian house at Yambing", where he resided for a few months. During a visit to the royal palace in July 1893 with his fellow members of the "Fraternelle congolaise", he presented King Léopold II with an album of photographs he had taken in the Upper Congo (Le Soir, 17.7.1893).
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1890 - 1892 [Congo Free State]
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DIRECTORY_1997#4505
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MD revised 22.6.2021