Timeline

1873 – Berlin, Germany – Born 12 November

1878 – New York – Emigrated to New York

1893-5 – New York – Studied at Cooper Union

ca 1895-1900 – Various – Continued art and architecture studies

ca 1895-1913 – New York – Worked as draftsman for McKim, Mead & White

ca 1900-1913 – New York – Served as an officer of the Socialist Party of America

1902 – New York – Married Margaret Higgins on 18 August

1906 – New York – Designed two tenements on 213th Street

1906-1910 – Hastings, NY – Moved to Hastings, designed four houses

1910 – New York – Moved to New York City

1911 – New York – Worked on loft manufacturing safety after Triangle Fire

1911 – New York – Ran for NYC Board of Aldermen on Socialist Party Ticket

1912 – New York – Organized Syndicalist Education Society

1912 – New York – Organized mass rally for Lawrence Textile Strike

1913 – New York – Worked on Paterson Silk Strike Pageant

1913 – New York – Visited Armory Show

1913-4 – Paris, France – Moved to Paris to paint

1915 – New York – Arrested and tried for distributing Family Limitation. Served 30 days in jail.

1915-7 – New York – Working as painter and architect in New York

1917 – New York – Exhibited at Society of Independent Artists

1917-8 – Spain – Moved to Spain to paint

1919 – New York – Solo Exhibit at Touchstone Galleries

1920 – New York – Designed Townhouse at 114 Waverly Place, New York City

1920 – New York – Group Exhibit at St. Marks Church in-the-Bowery

1921 – New York – Divorced from Margaret Sanger

1921 – New York – One-man Show at The Brown Robertson Gallery

1922 – New York – Painted Portraits of the children of collector T. Catesby Jones

1922 – New York – Group Exhibit at the Anderson Gallery, Salons of America

1924 – New York – Married Vidya Merz on 3 July

1927 – Chicago – Group Exhibit at Art Institute of Chicago

1928 – New York – Group Exhibit at Architectural League and Allied Arts at Grand Central Palace

1929 – Chicago – Group Exhibit at Art Institute of Chicago

1930 – New York – Exhibited at Society of Independent Artists

1930-2 – Albany – Moved to Albany to work as architect for State of New York

1931 – New York – Exhibited at Society of Independent Artists

1932 – Woodstock, NY – Moved to Woodstock and painted in artists’ colony

1931 – New York – One-Man and Group Shows at Delphic Studios

1934 – Philadelphia – Group Exhibit at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts

1934 – New York – Group Exhibit at Municipal Art Exhibition

1935 – Brooklyn – Moved to Brooklyn and became WPA Artist

1935 – Brooklyn – Worked on mural for Girls Industrial High School

1939 – New York – Exhibited at Society of American Etchers

1939 – New York – Exhibited at Graphic Workshop of the Federal Art Project, WPA, at Federal Art Gallery

1941-5 – Brooklyn – Worked as architect at Brooklyn Navy Yard

1945-ca 1950 – New York – Worked as architect for Board of Education

ca 1950-1955 – New York – Worked as architect for NYC Water Department

ca 1955 – Ridgefield Park, NJ – Moved to Ridgefield Park, NJ

1961 – Ridgefield Park, NJ – Died 25 July age 87

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