Exhibitions
Ed van der Elsken - Up Close in Rijksmuseum
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A cyclist cheekily sticking out her tongue, tough youths on Amsterdam's Nieuwendijk, young women in miniskirts. From The Netherlands to Cuba and Japan, Ed van der Elsken chased the same unfiltered energy. Different streets, a different time - and yet you recognise it. He is one of the most beloved Dutch photographers of the twentieth century. But how did his pictures come about? What did he see that others missed? And what did he set aside, sometimes for years, before he was satisfied?
Ed van der Elsken - Up Close in Rijksmuseum
Dates and times
| Date | Time |
|---|---|
| Tuesday 30 June | Time: 09:00 - 17:00 |
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