Ludwig Bemelman’s Hapsburg House, New York 1934

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Ludwig Bemelman’s Hapsburg House, New York 1934Austrian born writer and artist Ludwig Bemelmans (1898 1962) worked at the Ritz Carlton for fifteen years, beginning in 1915. (The Ritz Carlton masquerades in his books as the "Hotel Splendide.") Around 1934, he managed the Hapsburg House at 313 East 55th Street in New York. He painted the restaurant's murals and illustrated the menus. A review read: "A little old New York house 'done over' in the manner of old Vienna as Schubert knew it. At the door

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