Vintage chef photos

Inscription: Inscribed verso: “MH.”; inscribed verso: “33/35 [in a circle]”; inscribed verso: “413 / •• [in a circle]”; inscribed verso: “Wiggins-Teape paper on aluminum / Multiple coating and printing / 1 [in a circle] Platinum-iridium / 2 [in a circle] Platinum-palladium / Print made Jan-March 1970”; signed and stamped verso: “Irving Penn / Hand-coated by the photographer [in a circle]”; inscribed on sticker adhered to verso: “PATISSIERS, PARIS / Photograph by Irving Penn / Copyright ©…

Butcher with Tools of His Trade

Photo by SDHandley

Confectioner, Cologne, Germany, 1928 [August Sander]

chef

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America’s Victorian Coffee and Cake Saloons

Creator: Lincoln, F.S. Title: Paris International Exposition: chef with crepes Subject: Exposition Internationale Location: Paris, France Date: 1937 Measurements: 17x24cm Housed: Box 5, Job 35, Print 135 Preferred Citation: Fay S. Lincoln Photograph collection, 1920-1968, HCLA 1628, Special Collections Library, Pennsylvania State University. A guide to the collection is available. Repository: Penn State Special Collections, University Park, PA, USA.

Man in the Kitchen

Rare-Bit Postcard and ABC cookbooks are from different eras, but they share a whimsical approach to cooking illustrations. The postcard with the chef magically creating a pretty lady out of rarebit ingredients is early twentieth century, © 1909 by the Colonial Art Pub. Co.

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Portrait chef by Ruven Afanador

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