“Acquaintances, family, posing for me? - Oh no, please no acquaintances, no nephews or nieces… If I need them, I take models; am I searching for myself, tripping through the neighborhoods..”

(version in original Dutch / origineel citaat van Suze Robertson:) Kennissen, familie voor mij poseeren? – O nee, alstublieft geen bekenden, geen neefjes of nichtjes.. .Als ik ze nodig heb, neem ik modellen; ga ik zelf zoeken, de buurtjes [buurten] afloopen..
p. 34
1900 - 1922, Onder de Menschen: Suze Robertson' (1912)

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(version in original Dutch / origineel citaat van Suze Robertson:) Kennissen, familie voor mij poseeren? – O nee, alstublieft geen bekenden, geen neefjes of nichtjes.. .Als ik ze nodig heb, neem ik modellen; ga ik zelf zoeken, de buurtjes [buurten] afloopen..
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