Le Pavilion Henri IV, France 1950s Menu Art by Jan Mara

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Le Pavilion Henri IV, France 1950s Menu Art by Jan MaraLe Pavion Henry IV is a four star hotel overlooking Saint Germain en Laye about 15 miles north of Paris. The chateau was originally built in 1556 under King Henry II. It was enlarged by Henry IV in 1589 and finally completed in 1603. The Sun King Louis XIV was born here on September 5, 1638. The artist Jan Mara was born in 1912 and died in 1992. He was famous for his slightly surreal portraits of contemporary showbiz stars and philosophers as well as

with claims that it could purify the blood and put the roses back in pale cheeks

In 1970 GNR merged with three other railroads to form the Burlington Northern Railroad

all mixed here

the shag and the lindy hop

Air Force and the production of a number of illustrated works on meteorology and weather forecasting

the eighth of nine children of Italian immigrant fisherman Giuseppe and his wife Rosalia di Maggio

'You didn’t dare go unless you were perfectly turned out

she opened Vivian’s Laird’s on Alamitos Avenue

A full orchestra played every night

' 'The place went berserk

This menu has a typical Prohibition-era beverage list

attracting media attention and about four months later