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Social life: Confisserie des Flandres, 'candy factory', Roesbrugge

Photograph taken by amateur photographer Hector Dehaeck. Dehaeck was active in the first half of the last century and captured a variety of subjects including events, accidents, weddings and rural life, as well as a series of unique images of Roesbrugge (just behind the front lines) during World War I. Dehaeck was born in Roesbrugge in 1886. It was only after World War I that he moved to Ypres. By trade, he was a baker (he was also a renowned pastry chef known for his delicious bakes), but his true passion lay in photography. He was a sort of proto-photojournalist. The Dehaeck family donated his archive (glass plates and negatives) to the Ieper City Archives in 2012.

Partner
Stadsarchief Ieper
Dating
1900-1950
Creator
Hector Dehaeck
PID
t727975g4s
Rights status
Public domain
  • Inventory number cp: C25_F34_1922
  • Format: glass plate
  • Format version: negative

Source: Hector Dehaeck, 1900-1950, Social life: Confisserie des Flandres, 'candy factory', Roesbrugge, Stadsarchief Ieper, Public domain