| A member of the Byrdcliffe Arts & Crafts colony, founded 1902 at Woodstock, New York, Zulma Steele-Parker designed furniture, books and her own line of pottery called "Zedware." She was among the first artists to live at the Byrdcliffe Colony, moving there in 1903, and with Edna Walker, she designed 'mission oak' furniture "on which she painted landscape and leaf designs, c. 1902-09." (Falk, 3153) Steele had close ties to Woodstock, because her ancestors were the Livingstons who (showing 500 of 1863 characters). |
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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