Samuel Chamberlain

Author of Clementine in the Kitchen

Also known as: Phineas Beck, Samuel Chamberlain, Samuel Chamerblain, Samuel Edited and Illustrated by Chamberlain, Samuel : Chamberlain, Narcissa (recipe Translator

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Samuel V. Chamberlain (1895-1975) was an author, illustrator photographer and artist who occasionally wrote under the pseudonym Phineas Beck. His works include books on historical architecture, interiors, fashion illustration, and cookbooks.

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Clementine in the Kitchen 132 copies, 2 reviews
Bouquet de France,: An epicurean tour of the French provinces 25 copies
Southern Interiors of Charleston, South Carolina 22 copies
Italian bouquet; an epicurean tour of Italy 16 copies
Fair Is Our Land 14 copies
British Bouquet: An Epicurean Tour of Britain 13 copies
New England in color,: A collection of color photographs, (Profiles of… 11 copies
Beyond New England Thresholds 10 copies
Open House in New England 8 copies
The New England Image 8 copies
This realm, this England The citadel of a valiant race portrayed by its… 6 copies
Lexington and Concord: A Camera Impression 5 copies
France Will Live Again. The Portrait of a Peaceful Interlude 1919 - 1939 5 copies
Historic Boston in Four Seasons: A Camera Impression 5 copies

Behold Williamsburg : A Pictorial Tour of Virginia's Colonial Capital 5 copies

New England Rooms 1639-1863 5 copies

Gloucester and Cape Ann: A Camera Impression 5 copies

Salem Interiors: Two Centuries of New England Taste and Decoration 4 copies

Charleston Interiors 4 copies

A Tour of Old Sturbridge Village 3 copies

Ever New England 3 copies

Nantucket - A Camera Impression 3 copies

The coast of Maine,: A photographic panorama, 3 copies

Six New England Villages; Hancock, New Hampshire, Litchfield, Connecticut,… 3 copies

New England doorways; 3 copies

Historic Cambridge in Four Seasons : a Camera Impression 3 copies

Portsmouth New Hampshire: A Camera Impression 3 copies

Rockefeller Center: A Photographic Narrative 2 copies

My Confession - the Recollections of a Rouge 2 copies

Domestic Architecture in Rural France 2 copies

Longfellow's Wayside inn,: A camera impression, 2 copies

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