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The Dutch Painter, Guy Harloff, who had his studio in the hotel

2 May 2001
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9 May 2001
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16 May 2001
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23 May 2001
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24 May 2001
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25 May 2001
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30 May 2001
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Featured May Print

The Dutch Painter, Guy Harloff, who had his studio in the hotel

Artist, Decades 60s, France, French, Harold Chapman, Ipa, Leather Jacket, Paris, The Beat Hotel

Thomas Neurath, son of Walter Neurath of Thames & Hudson, book publishers.In 1960

Thomas Neurath in a fashionable trench coat, with Diane Wells, an English schoolteacher

William Guthrie in Rue Git-le-Coeur, winter 1956. In 'Left Bank This Month" — William Guthrie in Rue Git-le-Coeur, winter 1956. In "Left Bank This Month"

Ian Sommerville in the Beat Hotel, Paris. 1960s

Ken Tindall, American writer and poet, who was working in the hotel on his novel

At Diane Barker's party, Belgian born Olivia de Haulleville, a poetess whose pseudonym

Rue Git-le-Coeur, which means 'where lies the heart" — Rue Git-le-Coeur, which means "where lies the heart"

Eunice Richards and Volkmar von Alten in the reading room of the Mistral bookstore

Thelma Shumsky, who later became my wife

Bob Grosvenor with tuba, 'Pug' with guitar, and Verta Kali Smart in headscarf — Bob Grosvenor with tuba, "Pug" with guitar, and Verta Kali Smart in headscarf

Diane Barker and American poet Angus Maclise

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Eunice Richards and Volkmar von Alten in the reading room of the Mistral bookstore

Eunice Richards and Volkmar von Alten in the reading room of the Mistral bookstore, summer 1959. Much frequented by Beats and intellectuals from abroad, the shop was, in the words of the American owner, George Whitman, a "Guest House" where newcomers to Paris could stay, and a "Free University", where seminars and poetry readings were held

Steam Train Mastodout (?) Italy nineteenth century

Private view day at the Royal acadamy. Sir Johnston and Lady Forbes-Robertson

Duke of Edinburgh wearing uniform of Marshall of the Royal Air Force 17th March 1953

The Duke of Edinburgh and his Uncle Admiral of the Fleet Earl Mountbatten on the

Royal Tan (right) jockey Brian Marshall winning the Grand National Steeplechase

An unusual camera angle on the HRH Duke of Edinburgh during his Canadian tour.. The Duke

Madame Adelina Patti as Aida, at the Royal Italian Opera 1879

HRH Duke of Edinburgh aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia staring intently through

Prince Charles looks on as the HRH Duke of Edinburgh 's dog Candy plays with his

Boys on the Sussex Downs preparing to launch their rocket made from a meccano set. 1959

New Port of London Authority Building. The Sculptured Rams heads are notable for their

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New Port of London Authority Building. The Sculptured Rams heads are notable for their expression

New Port of London Authority Building. The Sculptured Rams heads are notable for their expression, which seems to vary withthe changes in the natural lighting and position of the spectator. 1922

Eric Peugeot 4 year old grandson of the French car magnate who was kidnapped

Brands Hatch, Kent: Racing driver Jackie Stewart, of Scotland, isn't really blowing

It is a hard decision for a football fanatic to make when he or she has to decide to call

Police inspect horses mouth. ( P.C. Dent). 1933 photograph by John Topham

Mrs. Smith wakens the dockers of Limehouse with her peashooter in 1927

A slum Street in Limehouse in the early 1930's. Many such places did not survive

Titanic leaving Southampton on her maiden voyage, Wednesday 10th April 1912