Hugo Wilmar's photographs provide a unique view of the world from 1945 to 1957. During his short life, Hugo Wilmar developed into one of the top photographers of that period. In his career he has taken an estimated 20.000 photos. Of this is a large part well kept. Most photos can be found in the image banks of the Dutch archives. The family archive contains approximately 1.700 unique photos that have never been published before.
Hugo Wilmar's Masterpieces
Hundreds of B-24 Liberators lie in a graveyard in the impenetrable jungle of the island of Biak near New Guinea.
Special find of a color slide of Haile Selassie, the Emperor of Ethiopia, made by Hugo Wilmar in 1950 in the service of Spaarnestad
This photo of a foggy forest in Bear Country, Newfoundland Canada is without a doubt one of the favorite photos in the Hugo Wilmar Family Archive.
The Marine is one of the most iconic photos from Hugo Wilmar's collection. Hugo Wilmar, taken in the Dutch East Indies on May 22, 1946
In September 1952, Hugo Wilmar published an article in “Outdoor Life Magazine, entitled“ Stumped ”about the rescue of a trapped beaver.