Cool Culinaria Ultimate Giclee Prints on 130lb paper. Printed in USA.
Each print is accompanied by an 11x17" copy of the interior menu
The Brown Derby restaurants were hugely popular in Los Angeles, California during the golden age of film-making. This lunch menu from 1947 outlines in red the roads leading to the restaurants in Hollywood and Loz Feliz, with the Beverly Hills outpost in the left hand corner. The menu was French-inspired with comfort food additions, often from some of the restaurant's famous customers. "Dorothy Lamour supplied the recipe for Shrimp Creole, and the director Michael Curtiz supplied his family's recipe for Veal Paprika". Legend has it that the Cobb Salad was invented there in the 1930s – it was named after one of the owners – Robert Howard Cobb
Source: Private Collection
