Schatkamer van stadsfotograaf Jan van Teeffelen opent zich ‘Wij zien foto’s die hij zelf nooit
Stichting Jan van Teeffelen, Nijmegen. 884 likes · 45 talking about this. De bekende Nijmeegse fotograaf Jan van Teeffelen overleed op 16 september 2011.
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Jan van Teeffelen, 1930 - 2011. Jan van Teeffelen was born on month day 1930, in birth place, to Bernardus Adrianus (Bernard) van Teeffelen and Maria Elisabeth (Mia) van Teeffelen (born van Kerkhoff). Bernardus was born on January 21 1894, in Lithoijen. Maria was born on November 11 1899, in Kekerdom.
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Book us! HISTORY OF THE CITY, STREET AND PLINTH All stories Heritage Plinths City Centers Streets Author Jouke van der Werf, Kim Zweerink & Jan van Teeffelen Date May 23, 2016 Book The City at Eye Level - Second and Extended version (2016) Location The Netherlands Language English | English Share Download
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Jeroen Laven & Jan van Teeffelen The English word "plinth" is the base or socle upon which a column, statue or structure rests. In Dutch "plint" means baseboard, but is also used as a term for the ground fl oor of a building or facade. According to the German architect Gottfried Semper (1803-1879)
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Jan van Teeffelen is the author of The City at Eye Level (4.22 avg rating, 18 ratings, 1 review, published 2013)
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Jan van Teeffelen is a former senior urbanist in the Department of Urban Plannin in the municipality of Rotterdam. Bibliographic information Although rarely explored in academic literature, most.
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Schatkamer van stadsfotograaf Jan van Teeffelen opent zich ‘Wij zien foto’s die hij zelf nooit
Jan van Teeffelen Jeroen Laven is an urban planner and a board member of Inspiring Cities. Titles The City at Eye Level Lessons for Street Plinths Meredith Glaser January 2014 Buy this book
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Jan van Teeffelen was a well-known personality who was present at every event with his inseparable Leica. Jan was a passionate people photographer who traveled a lot but could mainly be found on the streets of Nijmegen.
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J.F. VAN TEEFFELEN, 1932-1934, Museumpark 7, Rotterdam. The first house on this former meadowland (Land van Hoboken) looks like a modernist white villa, but originally was entirely of brick out of deference to the nearby Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum. Symmetrically configured in cubic volumes, the villa was built for the jeweller Peter Merkes.