Hendrik van Winkoop (1862-1938) had in Utrecht een confectiebedrijf en werd bekend in de stereofotografie door zijn samenwerking met LEW van Albada. Hij was familie van Rutger Hauer. Een fotoboek.Hendrik van Winkoop, born on February 3, 1862, in Nijkerk, becameknown both as the owner of the clothing store Van Winkoop & Schlüterin Utrecht and as a highly active and enterprising photographer. Hisphotographic work was widely admired and broadly published. From 1903 onward, in the field of stereophotography, he pursued wide-angle and orthostereoscopy together with Major General Lieuwe EvertWillem van Albada (1868–1955) and ophthalmologist Gilles PieterDuuring (1875–1945). The trio collaborated for many years in the fieldof stereophotography. Van Albada served as the technician, inventor,and developer of 'the best' photographic system for capturing andviewing stereo images. Van Winkoop and Duuring contributed asadvisors and photographers. Van Winkoop used Van Albada’s camerasand lenses to produce some of the finest stereo images of the time, whileVan Albada demonstrated his new equipment using Van Winkoop’sstereophotos.Hendrik van Winkoop was also closely connected to another entrepre-neurial family from Utrecht. He was the brother of the great-grand-father of the well-known Dutch actor Rutger Hauer. Stereophotos byVan Winkoop, taken with Van Albada’s stereo camera (nicknamed'the rye bread'), reveal a close bond between the two families. Van Winkoop created his most beautiful orthostereoscopic stereoimages in the mountains - particularly in Switzerland, France and Italy -on 9x13 or 9x14 cm format. Viewed through a quality stereoscope, theyprovide a lifelike image of the mountain landscapes Van Winkoop wasso passionate about, more than a century ago. This book presents a selection from the remarkable collection of glassstereophotographs by the - no longer forgotten - photographer fromUtrecht.This book includes a stereoviewerand one ORIGINAL GLASS STEREO SLIDEby Hendrik van Winkoop.Hendrik van Winkoop, born on February 3, 1862, in Nijkerk, becameknown both as the owner of the clothing store Van Winkoop & Schlüterin Utrecht and as a highly active and enterprising photographer. Hisphotographic work was widely admired and broadly published. From 1903 onward, in the field of stereophotography, he pursued wide-angle and orthostereoscopy together with Major General Lieuwe EvertWillem van Albada (1868–1955) and ophthalmologist Gilles PieterDuuring (1875–1945). The trio collaborated for many years in the fieldof stereophotography. Van Albada served as the technician, inventor,and developer of 'the best' photographic system for capturing andviewing stereo images. Van Winkoop and Duuring contributed asadvisors and photographers. Van Winkoop used Van Albada’s camerasand lenses to produce some of the finest stereo images of the time, whileVan Albada demonstrated his new equipment using Van Winkoop’sstereophotos.Hendrik van Winkoop was also closely connected to another entrepre-neurial family from Utrecht. He was the brother of the great-grand-father of the well-known Dutch actor Rutger Hauer. Stereophotos byVan Winkoop, taken with Van Albada’s stereo camera (nicknamed'the rye bread'), reveal a close bond between the two families. Van Winkoop created his most beautiful orthostereoscopic stereoimages in the mountains - particularly in Switzerland, France and Italy -on 9x13 or 9x14 cm format. Viewed through a quality stereoscope, theyprovide a lifelike image of the mountain landscapes Van Winkoop wasso passionate about, more than a century ago. This book presents a selection from the remarkable collection of glassstereophotographs by the - no longer forgotten - photographer fromUtrecht.This book includes a stereoviewerand one ORIGINAL GLASS STEREO SLIDEby Hendrik van Winkoop.