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Marlene Dietrich
The artwork is drawn with a craft-like sensibility that features indigenous people preparing food while being serenaded by local musicians on the shore
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and that it was a generic napkin that could be over-printed with the locations of different bars
” We’re not sure when Frenchy’s was established but we believe it stopped business in the late 1940s or early 1950s
Cunard Poodles, RMS Franconia, 1956 Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) Marlene DietrichThese whimsical, adorable poodles illustrated a menu from one of the final voyages of the RMS Franconia, the second ship built for Cunard to carry the name. From her maiden voyage in 1923 until the war, Franconia spent the bulk of her time going between Liverpool and New York, while spending the off seasons on world cruises or in the Caribbean an enviable lifestyle. During World War Two she, like most cruise liners, was requisitioned for troop
