Netherlands Photographers

Born in the Netherlands in 1925 and deceased in 1990, Ed van der Elsken is known for Love on the Left Bank (1956), made out of his involvement with the bohemian subculture of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in postwar Paris.

Dutch photographer, born in 1972 in Alkmaar; studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam.

Dutch artist and photographer, born in 1963 and based in Rotterdam.

Dutch photographer and artist born in 1964 in Delft, based in Rotterdam.

Dutch artist and photographer born in 1970, based in Amsterdam.

Dutch photographer born in 1967 in Leeuwarden.

Dutch photography duo, both born in 1969, who began working together shortly after graduating from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in the mid-1990s.

Dutch artist born in 1964, working with photography, video, books, archive material, and installation.

Dutch photographer born in 1977, known for portrait-like images of animals and, at times, vulnerable human subjects linked to labor, service, or mourning.

Dutch artist born in 1958, known for digitally composed photographic works that appear hyperreal while being entirely constructed from multiple source photographs.

Useful Photography collects and edits practical, anonymous, and vernacular images, shifting attention from authored art photographs to the social uses and afterlives of photographic images.

Viviane Sassen (born 1972 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch photographer whose work crosses fine art and fashion through saturated color, deep shadow, fragmented bodies, and concealed faces.