Jacob Olie (Dutch photographer) 1834 - 1905
Tweede Weteringplantsoen, before Weteringlaan, April 1902
photograph
Stadsarchief Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Dutch description:
Gezien naar de Weteringschans en Nieuwe Vijzelstraat, met links de Eerste HBS met driejarige cursus voor jongens, Weteringschans 161, en rechts de Eerste Ambachtschool (ged.), Weteringschans 165.
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Jacob Olie was a Dutch carpenter, architect, headmaster of the first Dutch technical school (1868–90), and prolific amateur photographer. He photographed in two periods, during the 1860s until c. 1867, and between his retirement and death, in these latter years taking c. 3,600 photographs. In both periods he used the same 9 × 12cm (3 1/2 × 4 4/5 in) plate camera, but after 1890 with a better lens and dry instead of wet plates. Olie's photographs are enormously interesting and varied, including portraits and self-portraits, architecture, harbour and nautical subjects, rural views, and countless scenes from his native Amsterdam. They are held, with a large collection of personal documents, in the Amsterdam City Archive.
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