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Surtouts et plan geometral de table Le cannameliste
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Surtouts et plan geometral de table Le cannameliste
Surtouts et plan geometral de table, Le cannameliste francais, ou, Nouvelle instruction pour ceux qui desirent d apprendre l office: redige en forme de dictionnaire: enrichi de planches en taille-douce, Dupuis, Nicolas Gabriel, 1698-1771, Francois, Jean Charles, 1717-1769, Gilliers, Sieur, d. 1758, Etching, 1751, The plate illustrates a dictionary written by a confectioner, who served at the court of Lorraine to Stanislaw I, erstwhile King of Poland. The sugar centerpieces feature fountains and temples dedicated to theater and music. Figure one illustrates Gilliers recommendations for drawing the plan of a table, using a compass; it documents the positions of chairs (letter R), plates (10), and dormants or centerpieces (11) that remain on the table throughout the meal
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This print showcases a fascinating historical artifact called "Surtouts et plan géométral de table Le cannameliste". The image captures an etching from 1751, illustrating a dictionary written by Nicolas Gabriel Dupuis, a confectioner who served at the court of Lorraine to Stanislaw I, the former King of Poland. The centerpiece of this intricate sugar artwork features fountains and temples dedicated to theater and music. It is truly remarkable how such delicate creations were crafted during that era. The plate also provides valuable insights into the dining etiquette of the time. Figure one in the illustration demonstrates Gilliers' recommendations for drawing a table plan using a compass. This detailed diagram documents various elements such as chairs (represented by letter R), plates (numbered 10), and dormants or centerpieces (numbered 11) that remained on the table throughout the meal. The significance of this piece lies not only in its aesthetic beauty but also in its historical context. It offers us a glimpse into the opulent world of royal courts and their elaborate dining rituals. This unique combination of artistry and practicality makes "Surtouts et plan géométral de table Le cannameliste" an invaluable treasure for those interested in both history and culinary arts.
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