"Nightlife: Vanity Fair's Intimate Guide To New York After Dark" 1931 SHAW, Charles G. Photography

"Nightlife: Vanity Fair's Intimate Guide To New York After Dark" 1931 SHAW, Charles G. PhotographySHAW, Charles G. Written by Charles Green Shaw (1892 1974), at the time a freelancer for Vanity Fair and the New Yorker but also a founder member of American Abstract Artists. [182] pp. The John Day Company 1931 7 3 4" x 5 3 8" Decorated by Raymond Bret Koch The French illustrator, Raymond Bret Koch, was Staff Artist on Vanity Fair. The chapter titles give an evocative flavour of what's in store: speakeasies, The Great White Way, "A Few All Night

" PART II-THE INDUSTRIAL AGE

Frame Sz: 16"H x 13'W

True knowledge and unmitigated imagination equal greatness in the kitchen

The house was founded in 1827 by Monsieur Rocher and passed through successive generations of the same family

dozens of parties are given around New York to benefit one of the city's most beloved institutions

Sz: 16" x 16"

" Like the others

the nice rubbery kind that didn't come from Switzerland at all

August Belmont

László Moholy-Nagy

*lid knob loose/ hairline crack to insert rim & insulation liner removed*

Sz: 74"H x 48