Hans van de Meer - Hollandse velden - 1998





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Hollandse velden by Hans van de Meer is a first edition hardback with dust jacket in Dutch, 88 pages, published by De verbeelding in 1998.
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Famous book by photographer Hans van der Meer with texts by the former footballer and columnist Jan Mulder. The book effectively combines two things: the typical flat Dutch landscape and the love of the sport of football. Jan Mulder and Hans van der Meer wandered along football fields in the Netherlands between 1995 and 1998. This photobook shows the setting, the sociability, and such aspects of such a field. Jan Mulder extolls amateur football in a 16-page text and resists the commercialization of the game. This photobook, with 50 color photographs, shows football as it was once played in the Netherlands. Not images of packed stadiums, but of the pure football from which the joy and the passion of the players radiate. The photos reveal many recognizable scenes, such as a ball in a ditch, poor pitches, and players who do not always look very athletic or sporty.
See also, among other things: The Photobook: A History Volume II (Martin Parr and Gerry Badger) p. 85.
Famous book by photographer Hans van der Meer with texts by the former footballer and columnist Jan Mulder. The book effectively combines two things: the typical flat Dutch landscape and the love of the sport of football. Jan Mulder and Hans van der Meer wandered along football fields in the Netherlands between 1995 and 1998. This photobook shows the setting, the sociability, and such aspects of such a field. Jan Mulder extolls amateur football in a 16-page text and resists the commercialization of the game. This photobook, with 50 color photographs, shows football as it was once played in the Netherlands. Not images of packed stadiums, but of the pure football from which the joy and the passion of the players radiate. The photos reveal many recognizable scenes, such as a ball in a ditch, poor pitches, and players who do not always look very athletic or sporty.
See also, among other things: The Photobook: A History Volume II (Martin Parr and Gerry Badger) p. 85.

