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subsequent Delta works were a part of his country’s
collective memory.

StijnVanDeVyver

Seealso:Photography in France

Biography

Born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2 August 1909. Asso-
ciated with Polygoon agency 1930–1939; co-founds Particam
Pictures and The Netherlands Association of Press Photo-
graphers, 1945; co-editor ofDe Fotojournalist, 1945–1946;
goes into independent business, 1956; teacher of photogra-
phy at the Utrecht School of Graphics, 1958–1959. Receives
Capri-Lux Prize, 1982: receives oeuvre prize from the Foun-
dation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, 1986. Mem-
ber of the board of the GKf-fotografen, 1956–1960. Died in
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 31 October 2001.

Individual Exhibitions

1964 Bilder ohne Worte; Staatliche Landesbildstelle, Ham-
burg, Germany

1972 Bibliothe`que nationale de France, Paris, France

1973 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

1986 Retrospective Aart Klein; De Beyerd; Breda, The Netherlands

Group Exhibitions

1948 Foto 48;StedelijkMuseum;Amsterdam,TheNether-

lands

1953 Post-War European Photography; Museum of Modern

Art; New York, New York

1954 Subjective Fotografie II; Staatlichen Schule fu ̈r Kunst

und Handwerk (State Art and Crafts School); Saar-

bru ̈cken, Germany

1975 The Land: 20th Century Landscape Photographs Selected

by Bill Brandt; Victoria and Albert Museum, London,

England, and traveling

1977 Ralph Gibson, Aart Klein & Bill Brandt; Vrije Univer-

siteit; Amsterdam, The Netherlands

1981 Foto in Vorm; Stedelijk Museum; Amsterdam, The

Netherlands

1984 Subjektive Fotografie, Images of the 50s; Museum

Folkwang; Essen, Germany, traveled to the San Fran-

cisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, California

1995 The Illegal Camera 1940–1945; Amsterdams Historisch

Museum; Amsterdam, The Netherlands, traveled to

Aart Klein, Delta construction site Haringvlietdam, The Netherlands, 1966.
[#Aart Klein/Nederlands fotomuseum]

KLEIN, AART