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Downright Epicure

Name: Downright Epicure
Brand: PROSPECT BOOKS
SKU: 06252353
Price: 73.59 EUR
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Author: Edward Wilson
ISBN: 9781903018484

Essays on Edward Bunyard

Edward Wilson

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 06252353

Publishers PROSPECT BOOKS, March 2007

Edward Ashdown Bunyard (1878-1939) was England's foremost pomologist (student of apples) and a signi... Full description

Libristo code: 06252353

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Edward Ashdown Bunyard (1878-1939) was England's foremost pomologist (student of apples) and a significant gastronome and epicure in the 1920s and 30s. He wrote four books of national significance: A Handbook of Hardy Fruits (1920-25), The Anatomy of Dessert (1929 and 1933), Old Garden Roses (1936), and The Epicure's Companion (1937, edited with his sister, Lorna). His family were the owners of one of England's most significant fruit nurseries, founded in 1796 in Kent. In his written work, Bunyard was important for his trenchant and enlightening explication of the charm of apples, surely England's most noble garden product, as well as pears and other fruits. There is probably no better contemplation of the last course of dinner than The Anatomy of Dessert. Bunyard's life ended tragically with his suicide in 1939.