"A King's Feast: The Goldsmith's Art And Royal Banqueting In The 18th Century" 1991 KROG, Ole Villumsen [edited by] Philippe Jullian

"A King's Feast: The Goldsmith's Art And Royal Banqueting In The 18th Century" 1991 KROG, Ole Villumsen [edited by] Philippe JullianKROG, Ole Villumsen [edited by] [287] pp. w 243 lots The Royal Exhibition Fund 1991 11 1 4" x 8 5 8" The silver exhibited here comprises some of the finest works of leading French and Danish gold and silversmiths of the second half of the 18th century. Many of the pieces, from the Danish Royal Household, are still in daily use today, while most are used only for state banquets and other special occasions. This exhibition aims to give connoiseurs an

(1923–1977)

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A lovely compilation loaded with full page and vignette drawings of men and women astride and aside all in search of Charles James and the various natural obstacles encountered by these brave and foolish souls

real name Philippe Simounet (1919 Ð 1977) was a French illustrator

and inside

Burnt Orange/ 'Tiger'

12 3/4" x 9 1/2"

vividly delineated characters

It also includes biographies of the artists

This distinguished cast of contributors includes Russ Aitken

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Print Sz: 13 1/2"H x 17 1/2"