Culinary Heights

Unleash the full potential of your home with the captivating artistry captured by renowned photographer Slim Aarons. Immerse yourself in the world of culinary excellence, embodied by the esteemed chefs of Courchevel’s finest restaurants—Jean Jacob of ‘Le Bateau Ivre,’ Michel Rochedy of ‘Le Chabichou,’ and Albert Parveaux of ‘Pralong 2000’—who have etched their names in gastronomic history in Courchevel, France.

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Elevate your living space to new “Culinary Heights” with this striking visual feast captured by the iconic photographer Slim Aarons. At the heart of this masterpiece are the illustrious Courchevel restaurant chefs—Jean Jacob of ‘Le Bateau Ivre,’ Michel Rochedy of ‘Le Chabichou,’ and Albert Parveaux of ‘Pralong 2000’—who have made gastronomic history in Courchevel, France.

From your own wall, travel back to April 1987 and experience the magnetism of these culinary maestros. The palpable aura of skill, finesse, and camaraderie between these chefs emanates from the artwork, making it not just a visual treat but an emotional journey as well.

Imagine this opulent print as the pièce de résistance of your dining area or kitchen. Its narrative flair and the compelling persona of the subjects can spark dinner conversations that flow as smoothly as a fine Bordeaux wine.

Step into a world where art meets culinary mastery, and let this unique print transform your home into a sanctuary of sophisticated taste and timeless elegance.

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Prints are listed in cm and inches - what will be the size of my print?
We produce prints in both metric (centimetres) and imperial (inches) sizes.
The sizing system being used depends on the product type and the country in which your order is being sent to.
In most cases there are only a few millimetres difference between the metric and imperial conversions.

How does the border affect the size of the print?
The total size of the print will always be the size that you select.
The border if chosen is internal and slightly reduces the image area.

Which paper do you recommend?
Generally Photo Lustre (Semi Gloss) is recommended for most purposes as it is the middle ground between Matte & Gloss. So the colours will still be vibrant, with a lot less glare.