El Morocco, New York, 1948, by Jaro Fabry Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) and a German pilot dropped

and a German pilot dropped two bombs that crashed through the roof of the building

many foods were made to look human

The legendary London restaurant Le Caprice was opened in 1947 by Mario Gallati who launched another eatery

its fans included Oscar Wilde

with a wipe clean hard wearing gloss-finish surface

El Morocco, New York, 1948, by Jaro Fabry Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) and a German pilot droppedGlorious menu cover art by Jaro Fabry, one of the most famous illustrators during Hollywoods Golden Age, renowned for his sketches of stars and celebrities. El Morocco was a legendary and glamorous New York nightclub; it started out as a speakeasy and, after the repeal of Prohibition, became a super sophisticated restaurant and nightclub the place to see and be seen. People came dressed in all their finery to see celebrities let their hair down in a