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Ephemera, Art, Menus & Photographs
Joanne Hendricks, Cookbooks
488 Greenwich Street
New York, New York, 10013
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6 MENU CARDS. Delicate sepia toned ink and color wash drawings, Italy inspired. Late 19th century, tape repair on the backside, one card has a menu written directly on the card. One inserts the written menu between the 2 cards of the menu and aligns it in the small frame. Gold colored edges.
Scenes include: Temple di Nettune, Capri da Massa, Hotel Tramantano in Sorrento, Duomo Fiesole, Lucerne, Chiesa di Santa Croce Firenze. $145.
After Pieter De Hooch.
Psychedelic poster, 1967, designed by Victor Moscoso.
From the THINGS THAT HAVE INTERESTED ME collection of books and decorative arts in my shop. Victor Moscoso designed the poster incorporating a doorway detail from Pieter De Hooch's painting, The Courtyard of a House in Delft, 1658 . for THE DOOR'S series of concerts at the Matrix at The Fillmore, San Francisco. It is a contemplative domestic doorway scene for which the early Netherlandish painter was famous. I am thrilled to offer the poster for sale in my shop. Please see the links to both artists for a greater appreciation of the poster. And if you don't know who the Doors were please click here for that link. $950.
ADVERTISING FAN. ephemera from Cafe Martin [1901-1913], NYC. early 20th century. credit for my description goes to Henry Voigt for his highly informative blog entitled THE AMERICAN MENU. Cafe Martin was opened in 1901 by the Martin brothers, Jean and Louis- on the foundation of Delmonico’s restaurant at 26th Street between 5th and Broadway. It was sumptuous and well orchestrated, easily accommodating a society wedding or political caucus nominating supper. Fan is Japonisme-Victorian style, wooden sticks(9”) and guards, brass rivet and loop, cotton cord tassel. In VG. $150.
This is a dominotier for an éventail or handfan. The bright colors are reminscencent of Tarascon fabric-- at least to me. It's in the shop until I'm ready to part with it-- bright and charming and framed with provenance seems to have been a museum deaccession. $950.
CROIX-VERT BON LAIT EN GARE Large broadside. WW1 folded, in VG $200.
Advertising broadside. Dry goods & ready mad clothing. EXCELLENT GRAPHICS. framed $350.
DANIEL SPOERRI. Gallery announcement for EAT ART GALLERY. Dusseldorf, 1970. 29 ½ x 42 cm. Unframed. $450.
FLUXUS. POMMES DE TERRE.... uncut elements, here, as a broadside, George Maciunas' graphic designs. $125.
Eat Art broadside. $450.
APRONS DESIGNED BY GEORGE MACIUNAS- 1973. descriptions are taken from Jon Hendricks. FLUXUS CODEX, NY. $1500.
STOMACH ANATOMY APRON. $600. image below with description from the Fluxus Codex. NY: Abrams, 1988.
LITHOGRAPHIC POSTER. Maurice Neumont, artist illustrator, 1860-1930. Original framed print. 46 x 30” (48 ½ x 32 ½ framed) printed signature dated 1923. Neumont’s work could lean toward the patriotic in the post war period the 20th century. A poster praising the benefits of buying from your local community CoOp.
Neumont also designed fashionable menus & posters, magazines & newspapers. $3000.
Galleria Schwarz catalog announcement for SHUSAKU ARAKAWA. (1936-2010) artist & architect who was famous for Reversible Destiny In Memory of Helen Keller, in Mitaka, Tokyo and poetic concepts of word relations in his art. 17 x 24cm. $400.
From the centerfold of WILD RASPBERRIES, Frankfurt & Warhol. 1959. Piglet in full color. archivally framed.
22 x 16 " $19,000.
MENU. DELMONICO’S. Complimentay Banquet of the Illinois Society of New York in Honor of Melville E. Stone, President of the Illinois Society. Dated April thirtieth, 1904, At seven o’clock. A triptich carte with courses served— reception committee named and a center design image of the honoree, Mr. Stone. $65.
with tipped in silver gelatin and actual size tipped-in photographs
Owen Simmons, F.C.S. THE BOOK OF BREAD. London: Maclaren & Sons, n.d. 1903. 4to. 360pp. green cloth with gold stamped title. The author had the distinction of being the:
Great Britain and Ireland
Certificated by Examinations under Government (Science and Art Department) in Chemistry, Mechanics, Machine Construction and Hygiene, and in Bread-Making Under the City and Guilds of London Institute
(with “Honours”)
Expert since 1888 to “The British Baker”
Bread Judge at the International Exhibitions
Juror to the Universal Food and Cookery Association
lecturer on Bread-making Technology at the International Exhibitions, at the Borough Polytechnic, and
“The National School of Bakery”
etc., etc.
description:
How to bake a good loaf, in a technological, scholarly and a scientific sort of way.
Illustrated with “actual size” photographs- 8 black and white, as paste-ons, two superb “silver gelatin” photographs, 11 color photographic prints and 4 black and white photographic illustrations- all of types of bread loaves. In an introductory essay the author explains the difficulty in producing these photographs to illustrate the do’s and don'ts of breadmaking.Martin Parr and Gerry Badger included THE BOOK OF BREAD in their book THE PHOTOBOOK: A HISTORY VOLUME 1, 2004, and and also mention it in interviews publicizing their book- curiously comparing the book and author to a 1980’s conceptual artist. It has since “risen” in the “sought after” art book and rare book market.
Not mentioned in
Elizabeth David’s bibliography in her comprehensive Bread Book published in 1977- a green cloth hardcover, rubbed at the corners, stamped title on front and spine, clean pages tight , no
cracking, decorative end pages. several pages of advertising by millers and of machinery.
Bitting 435; not in LOC; at Harvard $1800.
DENNIS HOPPER.
TINTYPE. SUFFRAGETTES AND KITCHEN PANS. AN INSPIRATION ! an image of our fore-sisters, beautifully dressed, an American flag in the background and kitchen pans !! for the noise. 5 X 3.5. NFS
Martin Miller (1917-2005) a late 1960's early 70's original print from the Martin estate. Martin was a prominent US Treasury Department official and a photographer famous for studies of unclothed women. His name and address is on the back of the photo and this is presumably his handwriting, with the number 12 circled. $675.
late 18th or early 19th century FRENCH satirical depiction of John Bull, blue overcoat, buff colored vest, bull dog, the dog for bull and bear baiting, ale, a hanging cockerel, cock fighting being a favorite sporting past time and a small depiction of a steer about to get the ax.
LA COLLATION ANGLAISE,
ou l'occupation favorite d'un Peuple Penseur.
Plus d'un fils albion au port grave et pesant
passe pou run penseur profond et penetrant
on se trompe en cela comme en toute autre affaire
milord ne pense pas, messeurs, mais il digere
et comme il sait fort bien que les distractions
sont souvent un obstacle aux grandes fonctions
d'un estomac qu'il craint autant qu'il le revere
il ne veut pas troubler l'utile ministere
JAPANESE MANGA
original black ink drawings on white paper for gag (humorous) manga by FUJIO AKATSUKA 1935-2008. 14 1/4 x 10" , unframed, shrink wrapped. $650.