Queen of Bermuda, 1937 Menu Art by Alistair K. MacDonald Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Master cooks

Master cooks

The floral menu cover design was typical of the era

This was the label he used

Ireland - he liked the frog legs - and famed attorney Clarence Darrow ate a victory dinner at the restaurant at the end of the famous Leopold and Loeb murder trial

Crystal Palace and White City in London

Queen of Bermuda, 1937 Menu Art by Alistair K. MacDonald Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Master cooksAlistair K. MacDonald was born in the Argentine in 1898 to British parents. At the age of two he returned with his parents to live on the Isle of Skye. He became a postcard artist, book illustrator and cartoonist. In the 1920s he was commissioned to do menu covers for Cunard and other shipping lines. This elegant cover is from the Furness Bermuda ship the Queen of Bermuda. MacDonald died in 1947. Courtesy Private Collection. Each print is accompanied