Rudolf Freidrich was head pastry chef at Los Angeles' fabulous Brown Derby, during in the 1940's. My friends Glenn and Robert discovered these pictures at auction, a few years back. 'Nuf said.
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A Breuklyn-Centric investigation on foot, and by traipsing through time and space, to discover aesthetics, in and out of the context of convention. Evidence of well-heeled, leisurely tracks across the urban landscape. In other words: Stroll. Idle. Gaze. With street smarts.
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