Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography
Keizersgracht 401
1016 EK Amsterdam
Netherlands
The Substance of a Venetian Dream is the first ever European museum exhibition devoted to the photographer Adolphe de Meyer (1868–1946). Through eight different themes the exhibition explores his life, work, artistic network, and the many facets of his work, from fashion photography and interior design to art collection, as well as his special relationship with Olga.
Adolphe de Meyer, Olga de Meyer reading the paper in the garden of the Palazzo Balbi-Valier, ca. 1905 - Courtesy of the artist and the gallery
Other visuals
- Adolphe de Meyer, Self-portrait at the piano, ca. 1904–1905 - Courtesy of the artist and the gallery
- Adolphe de Meyer, View of the Palazzo Barbaro from the window of the Palazzo Balbi-Valier’s salotto, ca. 1904–1908 - Courtesy of the artist and the gallery