"After All: The Autobiography Of Cosmopolitan Society's Most Famous Personage" 1935 DE WOLFE, Elsie

"After All: The Autobiography Of Cosmopolitan Society's Most Famous Personage" 1935 DE WOLFE, ElsieDE WOLFE, Elsie Included w an autograph dated 1904 [278] pp. Harper & Brothers 1935 9" x 6" A rare copy of "After All" in the iconic dust jacket portrait featuring Lady Mendl shot for Conde Nast Magazine She being the society authoress of also: "The House in Good Taste" & "Recipes for Successful Dining" both other EdW tiles of which we have available as well. VG VG Scroll Down for (18) Additional Scans: This autobiography of the famous American

DE WOLFE, Elsie

Included w/ an autograph dated 1904

[278] pp.

Harper & Brothers

1935

9" x 6"

A rare copy of "After All" in the iconic dust jacket portrait featuring Lady Mendl shot for Conde Nast Magazine

She being the society authoress of also: "The House in Good Taste" & "Recipes for Successful Dining" both other EdW tiles of which we have available as well.

VG/ VG

Scroll Down for (18) Additional Scans:

This autobiography of the famous American decorator is no tell-all. If it were, it would violate all that Elsie de Wolfe stood for. Her personal motto was “never complain, never explain.” Thus, one will not learn the specifics of her relationship with Elisabeth Marbury (such a puzzle). De Wolfe was an intriguing mixture of discretion and outlandishness. Though known for her lavish decoration and entertaining, her personal habits bordered on the ascetic. The rosebud of her story is the awkward adolescence that led to Elsie’s lifelong passion for all that is beautiful, which she relates with candor and élan in this engrossing autobiography.

“Do not mistake eccentricity for chic. They have not even a bowing acquaintance.”

--Elsie de Wolfe