Summary

DescriptionBetsy-Bakker-Nort-1922-by-AS-Weinberg.jpg	English: Portrait of Betsy Bakker-Nort in 1922 by A.S. Weinberg
Date	1 January 1922
Source	https://collectie.atria.nl/bibliotheek/item/285691-redirection
Author	Abraham Salomon Weinberg  (1869–1932)    Alternative names Bram Weinberg; Abraham Weinberg; A. Weinberg; A. S. Weinberg Description Dutch photographer Date of birth/death 31 May 1869  15 January 1932  Location of birth/death Groningen Groningen Work location Amsterdam (1888–1894); Groningen (1894–1932)  Authority file : Q60236400 RKD: 417982 creator QS:P170,Q60236400

Weinberg took this photo in 1922 according to https://collectie.atria.nl/bibliotheek/item/285691-redirection. He died in 1932 according to https://rkd.nl/nl/explore/artists/417982?langen= The source site hosting this, Atria, says it is in the public domain. Atria is an institute that is a descendant of the International Archives for the Women's Movement. Since starting in 1935, they received many personal archives including Betsy Bakker Nort's, according to [1]. It is likely that this photo was never published until Atria did so on their website. The site hosts other Bakker-Nort images, and lists some of those as in Copyright, see for example [2]. So Atria seem to follow the license rules. None of the digitized 1920s, 1930s, 1940s newspaper articles on delpher.nl that mention Bakker-Nort feature this photo. Edwininlondon (talk) 18:29, 7 July 2022 (UTC)

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