At the Museum of Modern Art in New York last week, a major exhibit displayed the museum's Toulouse-Lautrec collection. I enjoyed the intimacy of the portraits, the sweeping lines of the sketches, and the beautiful way he captured the action in cafes and dance-halls. Much to my surprise, I discovered that Toulouse-Lautrec was a decicated cook, and published a collection of recipes:
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Toulouse-Lautrec collaborated with a friend, Maurice Joyant, on this collection of his
favorite recipes, which reflect French cuisine of his era, obviously. |
4 comments:
Oh! I must have this book. I love artist cooking books, but hadn't heard of this one. Great post!
I've got to get this book!
what a lovely book-I was in a gallery in San Fran that had some great Toulouse-Lautrec works.
I'm so glad you reposted this because I missed it the first time around! Looks like a terrific book!
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