Property From The Estate Of Diana D. Vreeland 1999 Sotheby's New York Photography The restaurant became to be

The restaurant became to be known as the Jockey restaurant because it is part of a chain of restaurants spanning the globe that all have horse racing related names

Elliot Paul

with an introduction by Sir Iain Moncreiffe of that Ilk

13" x 10 1/2"

w/ nine plates

Property From The Estate Of Diana D. Vreeland 1999 Sotheby's New York Photography The restaurant became to be[44] pp. w 175 lots Sotheby's New York 1990 10 5 8" x 8 1 4" Fine Scroll Down for (12) Additional Scans: The catalogue for the sale of furniture and artwork from Diana Vreeland's Manhattan apartment. The 175 lots comprise decorative objects and furniture, including several pieces from Vreeland's legendary red room and art by Beaton, Vertes, Fini, Saint Phalle, Berman and Berard. A 'Personal Reminiscence' by Bill Blass precedes the catalogue entries.