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Mrs Beetons cookery book illustration, 1861 (print)
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Mrs Beetons cookery book illustration, 1861 (print)
3781784 Mrs Beetons cookery book illustration, 1861 (print); (add.info.: Mrs Beetons cookery book - game (from 1 - 10): Cock widgeon, Dumb bird, Blackbird, Pintail, French partridge, Rabbit, Guinea fowl, Partridge, Lark, Thrush, Black game. New edition of the cookerybook, first published 1861. Isabella Mary Beeton, English author, 12 March 1836 - 6 February 1865.); Lebrecht History
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This print showcases an illustration from the iconic "Mrs Beetons Cookery Book" published in 1861. The intricate drawing depicts a variety of game birds, including Cock Widgeon, Dumb Bird, Blackbird, Pintail, French Partridge, Rabbit, Guinea Fowl, Partridge, Lark, Thrush and Black Game. This particular edition of the cookbook was a new release at the time and became immensely popular among households seeking culinary inspiration. The talented English author behind this masterpiece is Isabella Mary Beeton. Born on March 12th in 1836 and sadly passing away on February 6th in 1865 at a young age. Mrs Beeton's cookery book revolutionized domestic science and food technology during the Victorian era. The vibrant colors used in this print bring life to each bird depicted within it. It not only serves as a visual feast for gastronomy enthusiasts but also offers valuable insights into social history and cooking practices of the nineteenth century. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail by an unknown craftsman or craftswoman of that time period; this illustration exemplifies their skillful handiwork. Whether you are an avid cook or simply appreciate fine art prints like this one; it is sure to captivate your imagination with its rich colors and exquisite depiction of various animals.
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