Group from the General Hospital (by the Polyclinic)
Description:
The photograph is from 1917. In the middle of the front row is my grandfather Frant. Pěnka, who at that time was the senior administrator of the hospital; beside him is Dr Rychetník. The situation in the hospital – my commentary is given – box 65, plate 1759. M. Pěnka.
Automatic description:
Group portrait of several dozen people in front of the entrance to a masonry building. Many men in military uniforms and caps stand in the rear rows; at the front are women in civilian dress, several nuns in dark habits with prominent white wimples, a man in a long light medical coat, and a seated man in a suit. On the steps at left, a woman or attendant in light clothing holds a small child; open doors with decorative metal panels are visible behind the group.
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