Ed Moulthrop (May 22, 1916 – September 24, 2003) was a noted architect and professor, he is best known as a wood turning artist whose art helped transform the genre into a widely respected art form. He is recognized as the father of modern wood turning, and credited with moving wood turning from a simple craft to an art form. His vessels have become prized pieces of private collections as well as fixtures in galleries, museums such as the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Chicago Art Institute, Renwick Gallery, Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts to name a few. One of his pieces was even shown in the White House Collection of American Crafts.
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Made by the legend himself, Ed Moulthrop, this bowl is an elegant low profile ellipsoid shape. Made in 1995 it retains Ed's original soft finish a...
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Made by the legend himself, Ed Moulthrop, this bowl is the classic ellipsoid shape circa 1975. It is in excellent condition. It brings together th...
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Made by the legend himself, Ed Moulthrop, this bowl is a very early rolled rim open bowl. The piece of wood has been transformed through careful c...
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Made by the legend himself, Ed Moulthrop, this bowl is the classic ellipsoid shape. The piece of wood has been transformed through careful craftsm...
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"Moulthrop: A Legacy in Wood presents the distinctive work of three generations of wood turners - Ed, Philip, and Matt Moulthrop. The book traces t...
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Made by the legend himself, Ed Moulthrop, this bowl is the classic ellipsoid shape. The piece of wood has been transformed through careful craftsm...
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