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Sylvia Beach's Circle and Collections consists of items collected by Sylvia Beach, documenting two overlapping collecting activities: Sylvia Beach's incidental files on artists in her circle (not directly relating to her publication activities, which are documented in the Shakespeare Company series), and her more formal literary and art collections. The boundary between the two collection activities is fluid, and there are several documented cases in which Beach later formalized collections that were originally created out of personal interest or for reference or business purposes (most notably, her collection of Joyce material, which she largely sold to the University of Buffalo, and her collection of Whitman manuscripts, originally keepsakes she inherited from her aunt and which she later exhibited and offered for sale). The series further contains information on exhibitions of Beach's collections and on the sale of collection items to various cultural institutions.
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This subseries consists of images of Sylvia Beach and her family. Images of immediate family members, including the creator's parents Reverend Sylvester Beach, mother and sisters Holly and Cyprian Beach that date after Sylvia Beach began her independent life (circa 1914) are located elsewhere in the collection.
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This subseries consists of personal photographs of Sylvia Beach and Adrienne Monnier and their family members taken over the course of their long companionship. These images are distinct from images taken by and of Sylvia Beach and Adrienne Monnier that concern their professional lives in Paris, which are located elsewhere in the collection. The subseries includes images of James Joyce and Sylvester Beach in the personal context of family gatherings.
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Series 7: Photographs, 1881-1969 20 boxes

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This series consists of assorted photographs documenting the different facets and relationships central to Beach's life: her family; her friends, particularly Adrienne Monnier, but also including writers and artists; and her life in Paris as proprietress of Shakespeare and Company.