Le Canterbury Brussels, Birds by Jean Droit Menu Art 1990s

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Le Canterbury Brussels, Birds by Jean Droit Menu Art 1990sThis delightfully detailed illustration is one of a series created in 1947 by the French artist Jean Droit (1884 1961) and later used as a menu cover for the highly regarded restaurant called Le Canterbury in Brussels, Belgium. A painter and illustrator, Droit was best known for his poster designed for the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris that showed a group of athletes saluting, palm leaves as a symbol of victory and Pariss coat of arms in the foreground,

After falling on hard times

three hangars and a yacht harbor

Dizzy Bean was clearly one of its customers as it is mentioned on the menu

was the brainchild of entrepreneur Al Stovall who had already established the first Space Age Lodge at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim

Wrigley also owned the island of Catalina

the city of Alameda has been planning the redevelopment of the former Naval Air Station

cheesecakes

Henrici’s was founded in Chicago in 1868 and this legendary restaurant survived for nearly a hundred years before being closed and demolished in 1962

This charming vintage menu cover is dated 1968 and comes from The Duck Inn in Richmond

The pies and cakes were kept in perfect condition in dry ice compartments

The inside is equally charming with menus such as the Non-Stop Special

dressed in their best