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Feeding Ill Bird
Image Not Available for Feeding Ill Bird

Feeding Ill Bird

Creator Eric Borchert (German, c.1900 - 1942)
Date1931
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 22.2 x 16.3 cm (8 3/4 x 6 7/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2002/4146
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Feeding a Bird by Hand
Feeding a Bird by Hand
Eric Borchert
1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for Documentation Applying for Protection of Birds
Documentation Applying for Protection of Birds
Eric Borchert
1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for Sign Advising of Bird Enclosure
Sign Advising of Bird Enclosure
Eric Borchert
1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for A Young Bird is Delivered to the Ornithological Station
A Young Bird is Delivered to the Ornithological Station
Eric Borchert
1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for Identifying the Birds Prior to Release
Identifying the Birds Prior to Release
Eric Borchert
1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for Birds Living Within the Enclosure
Birds Living Within the Enclosure
Eric Borchert
1931
Photograph
Image Not Available for Inside the Ox Tower which was built in the 14th century and used as part of the town's fortification.
Inside the Ox Tower which was built in the 14th century and used as part of the town's fortification.
Eric Borchert
c. 1933
Photograph
Image Not Available for The expert's verdict. The mayor of Rauhental is the first to try the new vintage.
The expert's verdict. The mayor of Rauhental is the first to try the new vintage.
Eric Borchert
1934
Photograph
Image Not Available for The "highest" man in Paris, M. Prudhomme, the guard of the top platform of the Eiffel Tower. He fought with his son in the trenches - he son didn't come back.
The "highest" man in Paris, M. Prudhomme, the guard of the top platform of the Eiffel Tower. He fought with his son in the trenches - he son didn't come back.
Eric Borchert
1934
Photograph
Image Not Available for M. Lucien Pelletier, a Parisian park-keeper fought on the Western Front for four years and lost an eye
M. Lucien Pelletier, a Parisian park-keeper fought on the Western Front for four years and lost an eye
Eric Borchert
1934
Photograph
Image Not Available for The man with the paper army! Even the wardrobe is used for storage.
The man with the paper army! Even the wardrobe is used for storage.
Eric Borchert
1932
Photograph
Image Not Available for M. Marcel Lagrange, who controls the traffic on the Champs Elysées, fought on all fronts during the war.
M. Marcel Lagrange, who controls the traffic on the Champs Elysées, fought on all fronts during the war.
Eric Borchert
1934
Photograph
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