'De bruûr van 't lijk', man met hoge hoed in Nunspeet c. 1897 - 1899

'De bruûr van 't lijk', man met hoge hoed in Nunspeet, is a photograph by Gerardus Aalbersberg, dating back to 1897-1899. The photograph captures a man standing with his hands in his pockets, wearing a tall hat and a long coat, in front of a wooden door in the town of Nunspeet. The title translates to "The Groom of the Corpse", hinting at a potentially macabre or humorous story behind the portrait. This photograph is a prime example of Dutch street photography from the late 19th century, focusing on everyday people and their lives. Aalbersberg's work is known for its unique style and focus on the lives of ordinary people.