The writer Jaroslav Maria lived in the house on the right.
New house no. 173 on Koželužská Street, built in 1906.
Digital reproduction from a 13 × 18 cm glass negative; photograph taken after 1906.
The new two-storey house with a corner bay window contained a bakery as well as a room for shaving and hair cutting. In the 1930s Jaroslav Maria, born Mayer, a writer of Jewish origin and author of a number of provocative works influenced by naturalism and decadence, lived here.
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A narrow cobbled street curves around a prominent corner house with a rounded bay rising into a small tower and cupola. The ground floor is covered with bakery, barber and hairdressing signs, and several children and a woman stand at the entrance. Low houses and more shop signs continue into the distance, with dense electrical or telephone wires overhead.
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