DIRECTORY_1997#4724 new approved FotoMuseum Provincie Antwerpen conventionDeclaration ISAAR(CPF): Internationale norm voor archivistische geautoriseerde beschrijvingen van organisaties, personen en families, Antwerpen/Leuven/Amsterdam 2006. detailLevel http://ica-atom.org/doc/RS-2#5.4 created January 2, 2015 10:52:36 AM CET human revised August 19, 2021 5:10:27 PM CEST human Person (Male) person Watteyne, Alfons conventionDeclaration Professional conventionDeclaration Bruges, 1853 - Bruges, 1929 1875 ca - 1876 / Bruges, Quai Vert, 6 1876 - 1914 > Bruges, Quai de la Poterie, 49<76-94> or 51<90ca> then 46<95-14> [Potteriereie] 1880 Bruges, Quai Long 1910 ca Brugge aan Zee

1875 ca - 1876 / Bruges, Quai Vert, 6 ° 23.8.1853; + 12.3.1929. An employee of Victor Daveluy, he also worked at the branch studio in Ostend during the summer. 1876 - 1914 > Bruges, Quai de la Poterie, 49<76-94> or 51<90ca> then 46<95-14> [Potteriereie] At the corner formed with Olienbaan. According to Guillaume Michiels, he moved to no. 46 during the winter of 1890. Photographer for many religious communities, free schools and clubs. He also took portraits of the poor people in his parish. His daughter Marie (+ Bruges, 1973) worked with him and continued running the studio until the Second World War. CV backs, 1900 ca, carry a picture of his house, displaying on the façade an inscription "Huis voor lichtbeelddruk. Alfons Watteyne en Zoon. Portretmaekers" [House for photographic printing. Alfons Watteyne and Son. Portrait makers]. His son, also Alfons (° Bruges, 26.2.1878; + Sijsele, 15.1.1964), succeeded him before leaving in 1922 to set up a studio in Knokke, A. Watteyne - De Laey, in the interwar period. In the Mertens directory, "Watteyne, O. Fils" is listed, 1902-1905. 1880 Bruges, Quai Long Address attested solely by the Rozez directory. 1910 ca Brugge aan Zee CVs bear the credit "A. Watteyne" without distinguishing between father and son.