Clinic of Dr. Borsch, Paris

On verso in handwriting "Dr Louis Borsch's clinic | rue du Cherche Midi"

inserted negative "Clinique de Dr. Borsch | This neg. from Sylvia Beach" per note on sleeve

A two-story building on a narrow street corner houses the "Croix Rouge Française" with signage indicating "Permanence du 6e Arr." The building has shuttered windows and worn exterior walls. A smaller plaque is mounted on the corner wall, and a circular red cross emblem is attached to the upper facade. To the left, a storefront with "ANTIQUITES" written above the entrance is visible. Three people walk along the sidewalk. A faded advertisement is painted on the upper wall, partially reading "JOURS PLISSES." Adjacent buildings line both streets in the background.

This item is part of the Poetry Collection's James Joyce Collection. http://library.buffalo.edu/pl/collections/jamesjoyce/catalog

14.9 x 9.1

black and white photograph

13.11

LIB-PC004

3/12/2013

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