Jan Rudolph Tutein Nolthenius

1857–1946 (age 89)

Biography

Jan Rudolph Tutein Nolthenius was a skilled photographer who captured the visual heritage of his time through his artistic lens. Born in 1857, he contributed to the photographic record of Dutch society during a period of significant social and technological change, preserving important images for posterity.

Tutein Nolthenius's work as a photographer documented the world around him with dedication and artistic vision. He lived a long life, passing away in 1946, and was interred at Rusthof cemetery, where his memory endures as a testament to his contributions to the visual arts.

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