Publisher/Fragment Uitgeverij

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"After-Image Nabeeld" is a collection of works by Johan van der Koeken, a leading Dutch photographer and filmmaker. Born in Amsterdam in 1938, Koeken was influenced by his grandfather, a scientist and educator, who became engrossed in photography after his retirement, and began taking photographs himself in his teens. By the time he was 20, he had already held solo exhibitions in Amsterdam, Paris, and Milan, and it is a well-known story that Elsken recognized his talent and even allowed him to stay at his boarding house. From the 1960s onward, Koeken transitioned from photographer to filmmaker, and this book is a collection of works that summarizes the artist's career of more than 30 years, a valuable volume in which Koeken himself was involved in the editorial. The first half includes essays he wrote, "The Art I Love Most," and scenario texts, while the middle and latter half is a retrospective collection that introduces his early three-part series as a photographer, and includes photographs and stills from his filmmaking period. (Original plastic cover missing)