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#prague

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David Castleton (Author)
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Golden Lane, close to Prague Castle, is a street of tiny houses. Legend claims they were inhabited by alchemists, who flocked to Prague during the reign of Emperor Rudolf II, who was obsessed with the occult. Each alchemist received one of these miniscule dwellings from Rudolf as a home/laboratory. In reality, the street housed castle guards and craftsmen, amongst whom were goldsmiths, hence the street's name. Franz Kafka lived for a time at number 22. His novel 'The Castle' mentions "a huddle of village houses". #gothic #occult #weird #Prague #literature #folklore #history

Narrow street of small houses of various colours. The smallest has a tiny garden, full of yellow flowers.
Jim Wald
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The previous portrait of President Masaryk depicts him in #Prague Castle reading a manuscript, representing him as both a leader and a thinker

How nice to see a world leader whose preferred depiction is with books and learning. Here he is in his personal library

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in a photograph dated 1920, Masaryk, wearing a dark suit, in his library: standing and facing left, the president bends over: slightly resting his elbow on a little ledge projecting from a wall of wooden bookshelves, he is immersed in reading an unidentified book at right, an armchair and small reading table
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