Guide to the California Design Collection, 1955-1984
Processed by Lori Ann Lindberg
Processing sponsored by a grant from the Talking California Crafts Archives
The Oakland Museum of California
1000 Oak Street
Oakland, California 94607
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Oakland Museum of California. All rights reserved.
Note
Arts and Humanities--Art--Decorative Arts
Geographical (By Place)--California--Los Angeles Area
Guide to the California Design Collection, 1955-1984
Paul Mills Library and Archive of California Art
Oakland Museum of California
Oakland, California
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- The Oakland Museum of California
- 1000 Oak Street
- Oakland, California 94607
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- Collection processed and finding aid written by:
- Lori Ann Lindberg
- Date completed:
- March 2000
- Encoded by:
- Lori Ann Lindberg
- Encoding updated and revised by:
- Jeanne Gahagan
- March 2004
© 2000 Oakland Museum of California. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: California Design Collection,
Date (inclusive): 1955-1984
Collection number: Consult repository
Creator:
California Design (Firm)
Extent:
19 linear feet
(48 boxes)
Repository:
Oakland Museum of California
Oakland, California 94607
Abstract: This collection contains documentation relating to California Design, a triennial exhibition of decorative arts and crafts,
which was active during the years 1955 to 1984.
Language:
English.
Administrative Information
Access
The records are open for research with no restrictions under the conditions of the museum's access policy. Appointments may
be made by calling (510) 238-2200
Publication Rights
Researchers are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to use material not produced by museum personnel.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], California Design Collection, Oakland Museum of California.
Acquisition Information
Collection donated to the museum by Mrs. Eudorah M. Moore, former director, in 1996.
Provenance
The California Design Archives were maintained at the home of Lois M. Boardman, South Pasadena, CA, until their transfer to
the Oakland Museum of California in 1996.
Processing
These records were appraised, arranged, and described in 2000 by Lori Ann Lindberg.
History
California Design was a triennial exhibition of the decorative arts and crafts, active during the years 1955 to 1984. Originally
an annual exhibition of the Pasadena Art Museum, the exhibition grew over time to such a size and scope that by 1961 an annual
exhibition was impossible to stage. In 1962, the exhibition became a triennial survey of the best in California crafts and
design. Eudorah M. Moore was the director of the exhibition from 1962 to 1978. Under her direction, California Design became
an exhibition of national and international acclaim. Incorporated as a tax-exempt department of the Pasadena Art Museum in
1967, California Design was able to successfully survive on its own after the closing of the Pasadena Art Museum in 1974.
It continued its mission of exhibiting the best work of California's designers and craftsmen for another ten years before
ceasing operations in 1984.
Scope and Content
The records of California Design cover the years 1955 to 1984. The largest group of records covers the triennial exhibitions
California Design 8 through California Design 76, with additional records of interim exhibitions, administrative and personal
records, photographs, filmstrips, audio tapes, audiocassettes, video tape, and slides. Records of the first six exhibitions
are the least represented, with not much extant beyond the exhibition catalogs and a few photographs. Some records, particularly
large groups of slides, were lost to water damage after a flood in their South Pasadena storage space. Many others show some
evidence of moisture exposure but are in good condition. The records are remarkably rich in photographic evidence of objects
exhibited in the California Design exhibitions. The collection is a significant record of an especially creative and colorful
period of craft activity in California. Records after 1972 are inconsistent, with income tax returns missing and little evidence
of the dissolution of the corporation. Grant applications prior to 1973 are not in the collection and are assumed to be with
the records of the Pasadena Art Museum at the Norton Simon Museum of Art, Pasadena, CA.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
California Design (Firm)
Pasadena Art Museum
Pasadena (Calif.)
Boardman, Lois M.
Moore, Eudorah M.
Kester, Bernard
Decorative Arts--California--Exhibitions--Periodicals.
Decorative Arts--California--History--20th century--Exhibitions.
Arts and crafts movement--California--Exhibitions.
Arrangement
The subgroups in this collection are arranged chronologically by exhibition, based on the original order imposed by the creator
of the collection. Additional subgroups of interim exhibition files (arranged chronologically), personal papers, index cardfiles
(arranged alphabetically), exhibition slides, audio materials, and oversize photographs were created during processing and
included at the end of the exhibition subgroups. These subgroups include important items that were not an apparent part of
the original order when the collection was acquired.
Organization
The California Design Archives were arranged into subgroups during the processing of the collection. The subgroups and series
represent the groupings of the files created by California Design, unless noted otherwise. The subgroups are:
- California Design 1-6,
1955-1960
- California Design 7,
1961
- California Design 8,
1962
- California Design 9,
1965
- California Design 10,
1968
- California Design 11,
1971
- Islands in the Land,
1973
- California Design 1910,
1974
- California Design 76,
1976
- Craftsman Lifestyle,
1977
- Interim Exhibitions,
1964-1981
- Administrative Records,
1955-1984
- Boardman, Lois M., and Moore, Eudorah M., Personal Papers
1964-1984
- Index File of California Craftsmen,
1965-1976
- Exhibition Filmstrips and Slides
- Audio Material
- Oversize Photographs
box 1
California Design 1-6,
1955-1960
Physical Description:
0.25 linear feet
(1 box)
Scope and Content Note
The first six exhibitions of California Design were held annually at
the Pasadena Art Museum from 1955-1960, funded by grants from the County
of Los Angeles. The shows featured contemporary design of home furnishings,
accessories, and equipment from Southern California designers, manufacturers,
and retailers. The documents in this subgroup include exhibition catalogs,
copies of the annual contract with Los Angeles County, insurance valuations,
photographs and transparencies documenting some of the items in the
exhibitions, and press releases.
Also included are items related to two exhibitions with similar themes
that were organized by other California museums during
the same period. "California Designed" (1955) was produced jointly by the Long Beach Municipal Art Museum and
the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum in San Francisco. Another show, "Contemporary California Designers,"
was held at the Oakland Exposition Building in 1955.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record.
box 1, folders 1-3
California Design 1, 1955
box 1, folder 1
Exhibition catalog and prospectus, 1954-1955
box 1, folder 3
California Designed - Exhibition catalog and list of items - organized by Long Beach Municipal Museum and M.H. de Young Memorial
Museum in San Francisco, 1955
box 1, folder 4
Contemporary California Designers - List of items exhibited at show held at Oakland Exposition Building, 1955
box 1, folders 5-11
California Design 2, 1956
box 1, folder 5
Contract with Los Angeles County, 1955
box 1, folder 7
Insurance evaluation, 1956
box 1, folder 8
Prospectus and exhibition ephemera, 1955-1956
box 1, folders 12-16
California Design 3, 1957
box 1, folder 12
Contract with Los Angeles County and budget statement, 1956
box 1, folder 14
Ephemera and form letters to contributors, 1956
box 1, folder 15
Photographs and transparencies, 1957
box 1, folder 16
Scrapbook of traveling exhibit, Fresno, CA, 1957
box 1, folders 17-20
California Design 4, 1958
box 1, folder 17
Contract with Los Angeles County and budget statement, 1957
box 1, folder 18
Exhibition catalog and prospectus, 1957-1958
box 1, folders 21-22
California Design 5, 1959
box 1, folder 21
Contract with Los Angeles County, 1958
box 1, folder 22
Exhibition catalog and ephemera, 1959
box 1, folders 23-24
California Design 6, 1960
box 1, folder 23
Contract with Los Angeles County and budget statement, 1959
box 1, folder 24
Exhibition catalog and ephemera, 1960
box 1, folder 25
California Design 1-7 - Unidentified photographs
box 2
California Design 7, 1961
Physical Description:
0.25 linear feet
(1 box)
Scope and Content Note
California Design 7 was
the last of the annual exhibitions. Like the predecessor exhibitions,
California Design 7 sought to feature contemporary industrial
design from Southern California. The records in this subgroup include
the contract with Los Angeles County, correspondence, exhibition
ephemera and catalog, literature samples from participating manufacturers,
and photographs of the exhibition.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record.
box 2, folder 1
Contract with Los Angeles County, 1960
box 2, folder 2
Correspondence, 1960-1961
box 2, folder 5
Manufacturer literature/samples, 1961-1962
boxes 3-4
California Design 8, 1962
Physical Description:
0.5 linear feet
(2 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
Several changes occurred with the planning of California Design 8.
First, Mrs. Anson C. (Eudorah) Moore assumed the mantle of director
of California Design and continued in this role until 1984.
Second, the exhibition was now held every three years rather than annually.
This exhibition also marked the inauguration of a juried selection system and an
expanded scope that included both industrial design and handcrafted
works by California designers. This subgroup contains correspondence, the exhibition catalog,
the contract with Los Angeles County, exhibition ephemera, photographs
and transparencies of the exhibition, and press releases and news clippings.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record.
Photographs were moved out of alphabetical sequence to the back of the
subgroup in order to maintain paper records together as much as possible.
box 3, folder 1
Contract with Los Angeles County and related correspondence, 1961
boxes 5-7
California Design 9, 1965
Physical Description:
0.75 linear feet
(3 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
With California Design 9, the scope of the exhibition was expanded
further to include designers from throughout California. The Oakland
Museum participated in an advisory capacity and assisted with organizing the
exhibition by setting up a depot for entries by Northern
California designers. California
Design 9 followed the same format as the previous year: items were
selected by jury with the exhibition split evenly between
industrial and handcrafted design. The records in this subgroup
include an exhibition catalog, correspondence, exhibition ephemera,
news clippings, and a sizeable collection of photographs of the exhibition.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record.
Photographs were moved out of alphabetical sequence to the back of the
subgroup in order to maintain paper records together as much as possible.
box 5, folder 1
Correspondence, 1963-1965
box 5, folder 3
Exhibition literature, 1965
box 5, folder 4
Photographs - Installation, 1965
box 5, folder 5
Proofs and contact sheets, 1965
boxes 8-11
California Design 10,
1968
Physical Description:
1 linear foot
(4 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
Like its most recent predecessors, California Design 10 was a
triennial survey of the best of California design, and the exhibition
was evenly divided between hand-made crafts and manufactured objects.
After the exhibition closed at the Pasadena Art Museum in May 1968, it
was moved in its entirety and became the opening exhibit of the new
California Exposition in Sacramento (July 1-September 17, 1968).
This subgroup contains correspondence, general administrative material,
insurance contracts, press releases and news clippings, files related to
the show at the California Exposition, and copies of the exhibition
catalog and catalog for a series of filmstrips of the exhibition.
There is also correspondence between Mrs. Moore and members of the
U.S. Committee for Participation in the Triennale exploring the
possibility of California Design exhibiting in Milan, Italy.
Finally, there is a sizeable collection of black-and-white
photographs documenting the exhibition.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record except for
photographs, which have been moved out of alphabetical sequence to the back of the subgroup.
box 8, folders 1-2
Correspondence, 1968-1970
box 8, folder 1
General correspondence, 1968-1970
box 8, folder 2
Letters of support from visitors and artists, 1967-1969
box 8, folder 3
Copyright registration certificate, 1968
box 8, folder 5
Exhibition catalog and price list, 1968
box 8, folder 7
General administrative material, 1968
box 8, folder 8
Insurance contracts, 1967
box 8, folders 12-13
Cal Expo, July 1 - September 17, 1968
box 8, folder 12
Administrative material, 1966-1968
box 8, folder 14
Milan Triennale documents, 1968
boxes 12-16
California Design 11, 1971
Physical Description:
1.25 linear feet
(5 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
California Design 11 was the last of the exhibitions to be held at
the Pasadena Art Museum, which became the Norton Simon Museum of Art in 1974.
The documents in this subgroup include correspondence, general
administrative material, insurance contracts, press releases and news
clippings, and exhibition catalog and ephemera. There is also a large
collection of black-and-white photographs of the exhibition.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record except photographs,
which have been moved out of alphabetical sequence to the back of the subgroup.
box 12, folders 1-3
Correspondence, 1970-1971
box 12, folder 5
Exhibition catalog and price list, 1971
box 12, folder 6
General administrative material, 1971
box 12, folder 7
Insurance contracts, 1970
box 12, folder 8
B. Shawcroft insurance settlement, 1971
box 12, folder 11
Property leases, 1970-1971
box 17
Islands in the Land, 1973
Physical Description:
0.25 linear feet
(1 box)
Scope and Content Note
Subtitled, "Traditional objects from Appalachia and the Valley
of the Rio Grande, New Mexico," this exhibition at the Pasadena
Art Museum was a departure for the staff involved with California
Design. The exhibition combined objects on loan from private
collectors and crafts designers with events that attempted to
"relate to all aspects of the life of the two areas covered."
This subgroup contains correspondence, ephemera, exhibition catalog
and narrative, press releases and news clippings, research material,
and a folder of materials related to one event.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record.
box 17, folder 1
Cherokee feast materials, n.d.
box 17, folder 2
Correspondence, 1972-1973
box 17, folder 4
Exhibition catalog, 1972-1973
box 17, folder 5
Exhibition narrative, 1973
box 17, folder 7
Press releases, 1972-1973
boxes 18-21
California Design 1910, 1974
Physical Description:
1 linear foot
(4 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
This 1974 exhibition examined the impact of the Arts and Crafts
movement on California at the beginning of the 20th century, surveying
architecture, painting, and furniture design and the work of such
artists/designers as Arthur and Lucia Mathews and Greene and Greene.
The subgroup contains correspondence, docent program material, ephemera,
financial statements, insurance contracts, publicity, and educational
material related to public school events and a course given at UCLA.
Also included is a large collection of photographs.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of
record except photographs, which have been moved out of alphabetical
sequence to the back of the subgroup.
box 18, folder 2
Docent program material, 1974
box 18, folder 4
Financial statements, 1974
box 18, folder 5
Insurance contracts, 1974-1975
box 18, folder 6
Negatives, transparencies, 1974
box 18, folder 8
Public school event material, 1974
box 18, folder 11
UCLA Extension course material, 1974
boxes 22-26
California Design 76, 1976
Physical Description:
1.25 linear feet
(5 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
By the time of this "Bicentennial Celebration," California Design
had become a non-profit corporation independent of the Pasadena Art
Museum, which had "changed hands and direction" after 1974. The
exhibition was held at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles,
and once again was divided equally between individually crafted and
industrially manufactured objects. While California Design continued
as an organization for another eight years, California Design 76
was the last major exhibition to be produced.
The subgroup contains correspondence, docent program material,
exhibition catalog and ephemera, insurance contracts, and publicity.
Also included is a large collection of photographs documenting the exhibition.
Items in this subgroup are arranged alphabetically by type of record
except photographs, which have been moved out of alphabetical sequence
to the back of the subgroup.
box 22, folders 2-3
Correspondence, 1974-1976
box 22, folder 3
Sponsors: May Company, The Broadway, Bullock's, Emporium, 1974-1976
box 22, folder 4
Docent program materials, 1976
box 22, folder 6
Exhibition catalog and price list, 1976
box 22, folder 7
Insurance claims, 1975-1976
box 22, folder 8
Insurance contracts, 1976
box 22, folder 11
Sponsor meeting agendas, minutes, 1975
boxes 27-29
Craftsman Lifestyle, 1977
Physical Description:
0.5 linear feet
(2 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
This subgroup contains the photographs used in the California Design publication, Craftsman Lifestyle: The Gentle Revolution,
a survey of California craftsmen and their lifestyles.
Items are arranged by order of photograph in catalog.
box 27, folder 3
Michael Cooper to E.M.M., 1977
boxes 30-31
Interim Exhibitions, 1964-1984
Physical Description:
0.5 linear feet
(2 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
This subgroup contains the records of interim exhibitions, smaller exhibitions that took place between the major triennial
California Design series of exhibitions. In this subgroup are the records of the solo exhibition of
Abakanowicz, the prominent Polish fiber artist, as well as the innovative "Fiber As Medium" Festival in 1971. A record of
California Design's long-time collaboration with The Broadway department store is also well documented here.
Arranged chronologically by exhibition. Most exhibitions have only enough records to fill one folder. If records were enough
to break into record series, this was done.
box 30, folders 1-2
California Craftsmen traveling exhibition sponsored by California Arts Commission, 1966
box 30, folder 1
Exhibition materials, 1966
box 30, folder 3
Carson, Pirie, Scott exhibition, Chicago, 1966
box 30, folder 4
Exhibition materials, 1967
box 30, folder 6
California Design Contest,
1970- sponsored by The Broadway department store
box 30, folder 7
Gimbel's department store promotion,
1970
box 30, folders 8-11
Magdalena Abakanowicz, 1971-1972
box 30, folder 8
Correspondence, 1971-1972
box 31, folders 1-7
Fiber As Medium, 1971-1972
box 31, folder 1
Correspondence, 1971-1972
box 31, folder 5
Proposal, budget, letters of agreement, 1971
box 31, folder 7
Text of presentation by textile industry representative W.W. Drummond of P.P.G. Industries, n.d.
box 31, folders 8-9
The Broadway Design U.S.A., 1972
box 31, folders 12-13
California Design Awards, 1977-1979
box 31, folder 12
California Design Awards, 1977
box 31, folder 13
California Design Awards, 1979
box 31, folder 14
A Gathering of California Folk Art, 1979
box 31, folder 15
The Broadway Stars of America, 1981
box 31, folder 16
Exhibition proposals (unrealized), 1975-1987
box 31, folder 17
Pasadena Art Museum proposed exhibition (unrealized) - Eames retrospective,
1974
boxes 32-33
Administrative Records, 1955-1984
Physical Description:
0.5 linear feet
(2 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
Bank statements, meeting minutes, bylaws, contracts, correspondence, ledgers, grant applications, income tax returns, insurance
contracts, leases, and other records relating to California Design the organization and its association with the Pasadena
Art Museum. This subgroup contains notable records regarding the unrealized concepts of a California Design Center, and the
development of a National Design Network. Other notable records are Pasadena Art Museum ephemera, a record of activities and
exhibits at this important former museum.
Arranged alphabetically by type of record.
box 32, folder 1
Bank statements, 1971-1973
box 32, folder 2
Board of Directors' meeting minutes, 1970-1981
box 32, folder 5
California Design Center concept records,
1961-1970
box 32, folder 6
Contracts and related correspondence
box 32, folder 7
Correspondence - general,
1972-1984
box 32, folder 8
Financial statements,
1957-1976
box 33, folder 1
General ledgers,
1978-1980
box 33, folders 2-9
Grant applications, 1973-1981
box 33, folders 10-14
Income tax returns, 1968-1972
box 33, folder 16
Pasadena Center, 1974-1975
box 33, folder 17
Colorado Blvd., 1976-1978
box 33, folder 19
National Design Network materials,
1976-1978
box 33, folders 20-21
Pasadena Art Museum,
1974
box 33, folder 20
Publicity re: closing of museum,
1974
boxes 34-35
Boardman, Lois M., and Moore, Eudorah M., Personal Papers, 1964-1984
Physical Description:
0.5 linear feet
(2 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
Records include biographical data, photographs, records of both women as jurists, consultants, and panelists, correspondence,
and awards and honors. This subgroup contains a splendid set of correspondence documenting California Design's separation
from the Pasadena Art Museum, including Mrs. Moore's letter of termination. Another prominent series is the Blue Four materials,
documenting Mrs. Moore's activities as a member of the Blue Four Committee of the Pasadena Art Museum and her work with persons
managing the papers and artwork of this prominent group of 20th century European painters.
Also in this subgroup are papers that document Mrs. Moore's tenure as Crafts Coordinator of the Visual Arts Program at the
National Endowment for the Arts (1978-1981). A major subseries relates to the National Crafts Planning Project (1980-1981)
for which Mrs. Moore served as Project Director, and is particularly rich in documentation of the efforts to create a grassroots
national crafts organization with federal support. The National Crafts Planning Project culminated in a national Congress
held in May 1981.
Arranged alphabetically by type of record, grouped by individual.
box 34
Boardman, Lois M., Personal Papers, 1979-1981
box 34, folders 2-3
Jurist, Consultant, Panelist, 1979-1981
box 34, folder 2
Events and exhibits (various), 1979-1981
box 34, folder 3
National Crafts Planning Project, 1980-1981
box 34, folder 5
National Home Fashions League, 1980
boxes: 34-35
Moore, Eudorah M., Personal Papers, 1965-1995
box 34, folders 7-10
Awards and Honors, 1965-1979
box 34, folder 7
Honorary Doctorate, California College of Arts and Crafts,
1979
box 34, folder 8
National Home Fashions League Trailblazer Award, 1971
box 34, folder 9
Smith College Medalist, 1973
box 34, folder 11
Biographical data, 1966 - ca. 1976
box 34, folders 12-13
Blue Four Committee materials, 1954-1977
box 34, folder 12
Correspondence, 1969-1977
box 34, folder 13
Project description and supporting documents, 1954-1973
box 34, folders 14-16
Correspondence, 1970-1995
box 34, folder 14
Pasadena Art Museum: regarding sale of artwork, 1970
box 34, folder 15
Pasadena Art Museum: regarding separation from P.A.M., 1971-1974
box 34, folder 16
General correspondence, 1982-1995
box 34, folders 17-22
Crafts Coordinator, National Endowment for the Arts, 1978-1981
box 34, folder 17
Correspondence, 1978-1981
box 34, folders 18-22
National Crafts Planning Project, 1980-1981
box 34, folder 18
Meeting minutes of the Planning and Implementation Group July 1981
folder 34, folder 19
NEA Grant CA 80-35: Correspondence, budgets, and expenditures, 1980-1981
folder 34, folder 20
NEA Grant 12-4123-327: Correspondence, budgets, and expenditures, 1981
box 34, folder 22
"A Report on the Project and Congress" and supporting documents, 1980-1981
box 35, folder 2
Supporting documentation, n.d.
box 35
Jurist, Consultant, Panelist, 1964-1977
box 35, folders 3-8
Events and exhibits (various), 1964-1977
box 35, folder 9
Memberships and related materials, n.d.
box 35, folder 10
IceHouse Market Week, San Francisco, January 1969
box 35, folder 11
National Home Fashions League, Chicago, 1969
box 35, folder 12
National Home Fashions League, various, 1970
boxes 36-43
Index File of California Craftsmen, 1965-1976
Physical Description:
2.2 linear feet
(8 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
This subgroup consists of an index card file of artists and craftsmen who exhibited in California Design, and includes their
names, addresses, media, and in what exhibitions they participated.
Arranged alphabetically by last name in eight cardfile boxes.
boxes 44-46
Exhibition Filmstrips and Slides, 1962-1981
Physical Description:
2.75 linear feet
(3 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
This subgroup contains slides of the major triennial exhibitions, as well as slides from some interim exhibitions. Two copies
of each of the filmstrips produced by California Design for school art instruction are contained in this subgroup.
Arranged chronologically by exhibition in 3 slidefile boxes with 6 subfiles holding 8 slidebins each.
box 44, folder 1
Filmstrips CD 8/9, 1962-1965
box 44, folder 2
Filmstrips CD 8/9, 1962-1965
box 45, folder 5
CD 11/Fiber As Medium, 1971
box 45, folder 6
Design, USA / Tuttle / CD 1910, 1967-1974
box 46, folder 1
Islands in the Land, 1973
box 46, folder 2
Islands in the Land, 1973
box 47
Audio Material, 1971
Physical Description:
2.5 linear feet
(1 box)
Scope and Content Note
Reel-to-reel audiotapes and audiocassettes. Includes recordings of
forum with Magdalena Abakanowicz as well as artist interviews from the
"Fiber as Medium" exhibition, 1971.
box 48
Oversize photographs, 1968-1976
Physical Description:
2.5 linear feet
(1 box)
Scope and Content Note
A group of five oversize photographs from California
Design 10 and California Design 76. Includes a humorous photograph of
Eudorah M. Moore sitting in an unusual outdoor planter designed by
Elsie Crawford, featured in California Design 10.
