Jan Zeegers’ daughter, 1912

1910s, Autochrome, autochrome process, Lumière Autochrome, photography, photographie, fotografia, fotografía, Fotografie, portrait, Porträt, retrato, ritratto, portret, retrat, Bildnis 1 Minute
Jan Zeegers :: Marie Zeegers [daughter of the photographer], 1912. Autochrome. | Nederlands Fotomuseum Rotterdam
Jan Zeegers :: Marie Zeegers [dochter van de fotograaf], 1912. Autochrome. | Nederlands Fotomuseum Rotterdam

“This might be the first Dutch girl to have her picture taken in colour. The photographer, Jan Zeegers, was an Amsterdam textile merchant by trade, but this picture shows a definite eye for composition and colour – note the girl’s dress, the bow in her hair, and the cherries on the plate.” quoted from booklet of the exhibition guide: Gallery of Honour of Dutch Photography (June 2021)

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