Timeline

Every reasonable attempt has been made to identify and acknowledge the source of the images appearing in this publication. Any errors or omissions will be corrected in subsequent editions.

Abbreviations

• Drutt = Helen Drutt
• MAW = Albert LeCoff and the Museum for Art in Wood
• PMA = Philadelphia Museum of Art

Timeline

1960s

1960: Moderne Gallery; 1961: Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science/Hitoshi Ujiie; 1962: Drutt; 1964: Drutt; 1965: Drutt; 1966: Drutt; 1967: top — Drutt, bottom — Drutt; 1968: top — Drutt; WheatonArts; 1969: Drutt

1970s

1970: PMA; 1971: Drutt; 1972: Drutt; 1973: Drutt; 1974: Drutt; 1975: all Drutt; 1976: top — PMA; bottom left and right: MAW; 1977: Fabric Workshop & Museum/Carlos Avendaño; 1978: Drutt; 1979: Drutt

1980s

1980: Drutt; 1981: MAW; 1983: Drutt; 1984: Drutt; 1986: top — Drutt, bottom — MAW; 1987: Wayne Art Center; 1988: top and bottom — MAW; 1989: top 2 — Drutt; bottom — PMA

1990s

1990: MAW; 1991: Drutt; 1992: B. Krist/VisitPhilly; 1993: top — Drutt, bottom 2 — MAW; 1994: top — Drutt; bottom — Clay Studio; 1995: MAW; 1996: Fabric Workshop and Museum; 1997: top and bottom — Drutt; 1998: Drutt; 1999: Drutt

2000s

2000: MAW; 2001: top— Lindquist Archives, bottom 2 — Drutt; 2002: PMA; 2003: MAW; 2004: Philadelphia Art Alliance; 2005: top and bottom — MAW; 2006: wikimedia commons; 2007: Philadelphia Art Alliance/wikimedia commons; 2008: Magic Gardens/wikimedia commons; 2009: left — Tyler School of Art and Architecture/wikimedia commons, right — Drutt

2010s

2010: judithschaechter.com; 2011: Dominic Mercier; bottom 3 — MAW; 2012: PMA; 2013: Drutt; 2014: top left — MAW; bottom left — Philadelphia Inquirer; bottom right — smallbones/wikimedia commons; 2015: CraftNOW Philadelphia; 2016: both images — MAW; 2017: Drutt; 2018: Drutt; 2019: CraftNOW Philadelphia, Bertrand Productions

2020s

2020: University of the Arts; 2021: Moore College of Art and Design; 2022: The Clay Studio; 2024: Ajay Suresh/wikimedia commons; 2026: The Clay Studio