#govert de roos

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Debbie Harry photographed by Govert de Roos, 1977

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Debbie Harry photographed by Govert De Roos, 1976

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Debbie Harry by Govert de Roos, 1977

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Debbie Harry photographed by Govert de Roos, 1977

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Kate Bush, 1978.

Photographed by Govert De Roos.

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Joan Jett photographed by Govert de Roos for CREEM, 1982

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Pink Floyd in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, April 1967. Photos: Govert de Roos.

[forever-blondie]

Debbie Harry photographed by Govert de Roos, 1977

[mudwerks]

Angela Schijf

Publicity still for Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden/GTST (1996-1999). Angela Schijf played Kim Verduyn. Photo: Govert de Roos 

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Apollonia 6 photographed by Govert de Roos, 1984.

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Debbie Harry by Govert de Roos, 1976

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1984

photographed by Govert de Roos

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Pink Floyd - The Nico Van Der Stam Archives - Book

The few pictures of Pink Floyd that are previously published – without exception in a characteristic square format and not seldom in colour – are just an excerpt from Van der Stam’s immense catalogue which holds over a million negatives.

For PINK FLOYD – THE NICO VAN DER STAM ARCHIVES, Charles Beterams has taken a deep dive into Van der Stam’s archive, exploring and unearthing the photographer’s breathtaking oeuvre. An unprecedented amount of newly discovered Pink Floyd transparencies and negatives – starting with those from the aforementioned 1967 sessions of the band in all its psychedelic glory – have been catalogued, scanned and retouched for the very first time.

Nico van der Stam also takes pictures of Pink Floyd during their 1969 and 1970 concerts at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw. By the time the band play the Rotterdam Ahoy’ in 1971, he is no longer doing concert photography himself, assigning requisite duties to his then assistant Govert de Roos, who will go on to become a renowned photographer in his own right and kindly provides the foreword to this book. Most of the pictures from these three gigs are available to the public eye for the very first time.

© Nico Van Der Stam

Via ‘pinkfloydstuff.com’

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June 1, 1967: Cream loitering in Paris for the Paris Pop Festival Pt.1 [by Govert de Roos]