MY (TOTALLY UN-DAILY) PIC is a delightful item from the April 14, 1914, Washington Post, about two…

MY (TOTALLY UN-DAILY) PIC is a delightful item from the April 14, 1914, Washington Post, about two young designers from the Wiener Werkstätte alighting in New York. It goes with my New York Times review of the great show about the Werkstätte’s women that just opened at The Jewish Museum. Those women’s profound recasting of what a woman could be runs rings around the mere rethinking of modern style attempted by their boss, Josef Hoffman. (We’d have used this photo with my article, if we could have found a decent copy of it!)https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/23/arts/design/jewish-museum-women-wiener-werkstatte-design.htmlSee the full text of my article, below:Critic’s PickWomen of a Certain Swagger, and Their Art VisionsThe Jewish Museum highlights unsung textile, ceramic and fashion designers at the renowned Wiener Werkstätte — the Vienna Workshops — of the early 20th century.The Berlin branch of the Wiener Werkstätte, 1929, drew talented female designers and staff in the nervy new…