} window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { So delighted with this piece! San Idelfonso Pottery Juanita Pena Native American Pottery - Etsy I highly recommend Antiguavida. Those designs and their influences can often be seen in their work. They had at least four children, Ignacio (b. Etsy uses cookies and similar technologies to give you a better experience, enabling things like: Detailed information can be found in Etsys Cookies & Similar Technologies Policy and our Privacy Policy. . 03 - Pueblo Pottery 03I - San Ildefonso / San Ildephonso Pottery Works She also created elegant black-on-black pottery, but her forms and painted designs are distinctly different from those of Maria & Julian. Juanita learned to make pottery from her sister-in-law, Rose Gonzales (1909-1989). Her first husband wasAlfredo Montoya(1890-1913), and then in 1916, she marriedJuan Cruz Roybal. She learned to make pottery from her mother-in-law Susana, who was a very accomplished potter. Carving into pottery became popular in the 1930s by several of the Pueblo women, the men painted designs on pottery made by the women.The bowl is in very good condition for its age with no visible cracks or chips, only minimal wear consistent with age. However, Santiagos wife, Angelita Sanchez, is a well-known potter. forms: { Please. Photo by Harold Kellog, Courtesy Palace of the Governors Photo Archives (NMHM/DCA), 047580. She is a Taos Native and married Louis "Wo-peen" Gonzales a San Ildefonso Native. Her carved pottery was a cameo in appearance as it is not deep and ends on the sharp edge of her pottery. Juanitas carved pottery has a very similar style of carving and imagery, as with Roses work. Your credit card or PayPal account will be charged. See Policy for Shipping. FAQs and Policies | Juanita signed most of her pieces "Juanita Wo'peen" as her husband's Tewa name was "Wo'peen. Maria Martinez Pottery - San Ildefonso Pueblo Barbara Gonzales Life Span: (1947 to present) . Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices. Juanita was related toMartina Vigil Montoya (1856-1916) & Florentino Montoya (1858-1918)(who were known for their polychrome pottery). Among her descendants areJD Roybal(painter) andMargaret Lou Roybal-Gutierrez(potter). Along with her husband Julian, Maria pioneered this style that combines matte and polished black surfaces around 1920, drawing upon pottery artifacts being excavated at the time from ancient Pueblo sites. Her work can be found in numerous books, and a variety of photos of her are found in various archives, yet there is almost no printed information on her life or family. San Ildefonso Pueblo (1897-1943) Mario Martinez, Yaqui (born 1953) Solomon McCombs, Muscogee Creek (1913-1980) . Native American Baskets | $799.00. There was a problem calculating your shipping. Barbara traditionally adds spiders to her pottery . Rose taught Juanita how to make carved blackware and redware. Rose Gonzales was one of the early innovators of deeply carved pottery at San Ildefonso pueblo in the 1930s. He was a promising painter just getting into the limelight with his career when a hunting accident cost him his right arm. She was the mother of Carmelita Dunlap (b. Juanita Montoya Vigil was a daughter of Reyes Pena and Tomas Montoya and the youngest sister of Maria Martinez, and a sister of Desideria Sanchez (1889-1982), Clara Montoya (1909-1997), and Maximilliana Anna Martinez (1885-1955). Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery - Hand made San Ildefonso Pueblo pottery for Atlanta, Georgia 30328 | 877.481.5750. Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery Inc. All rights reserved. A superb vintage Korean vase. John at Antiguavida was extremely courteous and helpful. March 1, 2023 Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi Blankets and Rugs, Great Collecting Opportunity! Isabels descendants continue to make classic style pottery, including her great-grandsonElvis Torres. Juanita and Antonio Pena - Artist - Adobe Gallery, Santa Fe However, the pottery created by Juanita and Tony was outstanding in both form and design. Rose is credited with beginning the carved pottery style at San Ildefonso in the early 1930s. or Best Offer. Get the best deals on San Ildefonso Pottery when you shop the largest online selection at eBay.com. their descendants Santana, Adam, Popovi and Tony Da; Blue Corn and Rose Gonzales are well-known innovators in the pottery world. But for this next generation, the innovation and experimentation of their parents and grandparents would now be viewed as the traditions of the past. The last step is to add powdered manure to the fire. Send me exclusive offers, unique gift ideas, and personalized tips for shopping and selling on Etsy. Toh-Atin is privileged to carry pieces by these exceptional artists. San Ildefonso Rain Cloud Pottery Plate / Juanita Wo-Peen Gonzales / RARE! signed her work Juanita "Wo-Peen" some signed "Louis & Juanita". ); A particularly important festival is the Buffalo Deer Dance, performed on San Ildefonsos feast day. Take full advantage of our site features by enabling JavaScript. Juanita Pea; San Ildefonso Pueblo, active c.1920s-1940s? They moved to his home at San Ildefonso. Pena, Juanita (San Ildefonso) Pino, Juanita (Zia) Gonzales, Juanita Wo-Peen (San Ildefonso) Tafoya, Juan (San Ildefonso) Toya . Juanita learned to make pottery from her sister-in-law, Rose Gonzales (1909-1989). Find out more in our Cookies & Similar Technologies Policy. It would be the next generation of potters starting in the 1950s, especially the 1960s, who would look to Maria Martinez, the one constant for nearly a century, as the bridge between the first pottery revival and arrival of Pueblo pottery as fine art. No portion of this online catalog may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written or email permission from J. This smothers the pots, reducing the available oxygen. We've sent you an email to confirm your subscription. If you order today, this is the estimated delivery date and is based on the seller's processing time and location, carrier transit time, and your inferred shipping address. Her innovative pottery included not only black-on-black ware but also more intricate polychrome and red-on-red painted vessels. Sibling: Martinez, Petronella. While Juanita made the vessels, she also did the carving, while Louis painted any designs. Captcha failed to load. The potters at San Ildefonso are best known for their incredible black on black pottery style that was innovated by Maria & Julian Martinez in the 1920s. Maria and Julian developed the art of firing to make the first matte black design on polished jet black pottery. Add to cart Rare find this item is hard to come by. Estimate $1,000 - $2,000. This seller usually responds within 24 hours. } Juanita Gonzales (San Ildefonso, 1909-1988) Redware Pottery Bowls. Tse-Pe, Jennifer Sisneros Red Seedpot with Avanyu, Atencio, Isabel & Gilbert Atencio- Buff-on-Red Bowl with Rain Designs, Roybal, Tonita Gunmetal Bowl with Cloud Designs (1920s), Roybal, Tonita Small Plate with Rain & Cloud Designs (1920s), Roybal, Tonita & Juan Plainware Black Bowl (1930s), Roybal, Tonita Gunmetal 12 Feather Plate (1920s), Sanchez, Russell Bowl with Checkerboard Design and Bear Lid and 105 Inset Coral, Sanchez, Desideria Jar with Bird Wing and Mountain Designs (1930s), Sanchez, Desideria Jar with Feather Designs (1930s), Tse-Pe, Dora Black & Sienna Bowl with Bear Lid and Turquoise (1991), Sanchez, Russell Black Bear with 130 Stone and Coral Heartline, Gutierrez, Geraldine Red Jar with Feather Pattern, Sanchez, Russell Gunmetal Fired Water Jar with Avanyu, Waterfall Neck and Gourd Base, Gutierrez, Kathy Black Water Jar with Avanyu, Gutierrez, Helen Small Bowl with Avanyu (1980s), Gonzales, Cavan 13 Tall Polychrome Jar with Plant Design and Polished Base, Gutierrez, Rose Red Bowl with Spider and Flower Design, Gonzales, Cavan Polychrome Jar with Feather Design and Polished Base, Fender, Erik Large Green-on-Black Jar with Feather Design, Gonzales, Barbara Red Bowl with Etched Owl Faces (1975), Gonzales, Cavan Black Jar with Feather and Geometric Designs, Turquoise and Coral, Martinez, Santana & Adam Long Neck Water Jar with Feather Design (1970s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Bowl with Mountain and Cloud Designs Marie + Santana, 1940s, Gonzales, Barbara Red Canteen with Avanyu and Feather Designs (1990s), Tse-Pe & Dora Black & Sienna Bowl with Bear and Silver Lid (1978), Martinez, Maria Plainware Plate Maria Poveka, 1950s, Blue Corn Polychrome Water Jar with 24 Feathers (1970s), Martinez, Maria Plainware Black Bowl Maria Poveka, 1950s, Martinez, Maria Wide Plainware Black Bowl Maria Poveka, 1950s, Tse-Pe & Dora Large Black-and-Sienna Bowl with Heartline Bears & Turquoise (1973), Gonzales, Rose Large Bowl with Carved Avanyu (1950s), Martinez, Maria Large Bowl with Avanyu (Maria + Santana, 1954-6), Sanchez, Russell Polychrome Plate with Flower and Hummingbirds, Sanchez, Russell Long Neck Jar with Bear, Lid and 112 Coral Insets, Gonzales, Tse-Pe Black Polished Jar with Carved Avanyu (1997), Martinez, Maria Jar with Avanyu, Maria + Popovi (1956-9), Sanchez, Russell Red & Black Jar with Avanyu, Bear Lid and Turquoise Insets, Gonzales, Tse-Pe Plate with Bear and Turquoise (1980s), Aguilar, Susana -Bowl with Rain and Cloud Patterns (1930s), Gonzales, Ramona Sanchez Tall Jar with Bird and Bird Wing Designs (1920s), Gonzales, Tse-Pe Black and Sienna Jar with Carved Avanyu (1997), Gonzales, John Plate with Feathers and Avanyu (1998), Sanchez, Russell Polychrome Corn Meal Box, Tse-Pe, Dora Large Black and Sienna Carved Jar with Lid and Turquoise (1990s), Dunlap, Carlos Brown Jar with Feather Design (1970s), Blue Corn Polychrome Water Jar with 24 Feathers and Mountain Designs (1970s), Blue Corn 10.5 Wide Gunmetal Fired Bowl with Cloud and Rain Designs (1970s), Martinez, Pauline Tall Jar with Feather Design, Vigil, Doug & Charlotte Red Bowl with Avanyu (2000), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Fired Small Bowl (1920s), Marie, Tse-Pe, Dora Black and Sienna Jar with Turquoise (1983), Gonzales, Barbara Black and Sienna Jar with Feather Designs (1983), Blue Corn Black Jar with 24 Feathers (1970s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Fired Bowl with Avanyu Design Maria + Popovi (1960), Martinez, Maria 11 Gunmetal Fired Feather Plate Maria + Popovi (1960), Martinez, Anita Black and Sienna Jar with Feather Designs (1970s), Gonzales, Barbara Large Polychrome Bowl with Avanyu, Pottery Shapes, and Inset Stones, Martinez, Marvin & Frances Jar with Feather Pattern, Gonzales, Cavan Polychrome Jar with Feather and Prayer Feather Designs, Dunlap, Cynthia Star Flower Brown Jar with Kiva Step Rim and Plant Designs (1990s), Sanchez, Russell Large Gunmetal Fired Water Jar with Old Style Avanyu & Waterfall Rim, Appleleaf, Martha Fender Long Neck Jar with Feather Design, Aguilar, Susana -Large Bowl with Rain and Plant Designs (1920s), Martinez, Maxamiliana Anna Jar with Rain and Cloud Designs (1920s), Aguilar, Susana -Bowl with Avanyu (1920s), Da, Popovi- Gunmetal Bowl with Feather and Lightning Design (1971), Martinez, Maria Plate with Cloud Designs Maria Popovi (1956-9), Gutierrez, Carol Black Jar with Feather Design, Da, Popovi- Gunmetal Jar with Avanyu (865), Martinez, Adelphia Bowl with Incised Clouds and Lid (1970s), Vigil, Albert & Josephine Red Bowl with Feather Design (1980s), Sanchez, Russell Black and Sienna Water Jar with Fluted Rim and Lid, Dunlap, Carmelita Small Jar with Feather Design (1960s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Bowl with Avanyu Maria Popovi 667 (1967), Martinez, Maria Feather Plate Maria + Popovi (1956-9), Lovato, Elizabeth Red Bowl with Lightning & Rain Designs & Turquoise (2008), Sanchez, Russell Polychrome Jar with Avanyu, Lid w/ Bear Paws & 84 Inset Stone, Sanchez, Russell 12 Polychrome Plate with Pueblo Bird, Avanyu, Sun, over 300 Inset Stones, Gutierrez, Kathy Gunmetal Bowl with 32 Feathers, Gutierrez, Kathy Black Water Jar with Mountains and Clouds, Martinez, Maria Jar with Corn and Rain Designs Marie + Julian (1933-4), Martinez, Maria Water Jar with Interlocking Clouds Marie + Julian (1933-4), Roybal, Tonita Large Jar with Cloud Designs (1939), Gonzales, Juanita & Wo-Peen Bowl with Rain and Lightning Designs (1930s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Plate with Cloud and Mesa Designs (Maria + Santana, 1954-6), Martinez, Maria Bowl with Bird Wing Designs Marie + Julian (1920s), Sanchez, Russell Large Black and Red Bowl with Bear Lid (1990), Dunlap, Carmelita 10 Tall Jar with Feather Designs (1980s), Pena, Juanita Small Plate with Raincloud Design (1920s), Gonzales, Juanita Red Bowl with Carved Clouds (1950s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Plate with Spiraling Plant Design (1920s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Jar with Feathers and Clouds Maria Popovi 763 (1963), Martinez, Santana & Adam Gunmetal Feather Plate (1970s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Plate with Avanyu Maria Popovi (1966), Naranjo, Florence Aguilar Mini Jar with 36 Feathers (1970s), Vigil, Albert & Josephine Red Jar with Avanyu (1980s), Sanchez, Russell Blue Corn and Bear Lid Gunmetal Jar, Best of Pottery Gallup 2022, Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Plate with Avanyu Maria Popovi (1956-9), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Bowl with 40 Feathers Maria Popovi 766 (1966), Martinez, Maria Large Jar with Seed Design (1920s), Marie, Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Fired Jar with Avanyu Maria Popovi 561 (1961), Gonzales, Rose Gunmetal Jar with Rain and Cloud Designs (1930s), Roybal, Tonita Bowl with Feather Design (1920s), Roybal, Tonita & Juan 13 Gunmetal Plate with Old Style Avanyu (1920s), Martinez, Santana & Adam Bowl with Rain and Cloud Designs (1980s), Martinez, Maria Large Jar with Rain and Lighting Designs, Marie (1920s), Gonzales, Tse-Pe Plate with Turtle and Turquoise (1990s), Atencio, Isabel Bowl with Bird Wing and Cloud Designs, Roybal, Tonita Black-on-Red Bowl with Mountain and Wind Design (1922-5), Martinez, Maria Red Jar with Interlocking Clouds Maria Popovi 3 70, Blue Corn 13 Plate with Avanyu and Cloud Designs (1970s), Gonzales, Barbara Black and Sienna Canteen with Feather Design (1985), Gonzales, Rose Jar with Rain and Cloud Designs (1960s), Da, Tony Black-and-Sienna Bear with Turquoise and Heartline (1969-79), Martinez, Lupita Jar with Seed Designs (1970s), Tafoya, Juan Large Water Jar with Pueblo Bird and Corn Plants (1984), Tafoya, Juan Bowl with Avanyu and Feather Designs (1988), Gonzales, Rose Red Plate with Rain and Cloud Designs (1930s), Gutierrez, Kathy Red Water Jar with Lightning and Rain Designs, Gutierrez, Geraldine Red Bowl with Feather and Cloud Designs, Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Jar with Seed Design Maria Popovi 962, Martinez, Maria Plainware Gunmetal Bowl Maria Poveka 863, Gutierrez, Geraldine Red Plate with 18 Feathers, Gutierrez, Margaret Lou Plate with 32 Feathers (1980s), Gutierrez, Kathy Black Water Jar with Feather Design, Gonzales, Rose Gunmetal Bowl with Cloud Designs (1960s), Blue Corn Gunmetal Fired Bowl with Cloud Designs (1970s), Blue Corn 14 Polychrome Plate with Carved Avanyu & Insects (1970s), Martinez, Santana & Adam Fully Polished Plainware Bowl (1970s), Gonzales, Cavan Polychrome Water Jar with Butterflies, Flowers and Fluted Rim, Roybal, Tonita Jar with Plant and Rain Designs (1920s), Martinez, Maria Large Jar with Rain and Plant Designs (Maria + Santana, 1954-6), Tse-Pe, Jennifer Sisneros Mini Jar with Flower Design, Martinez, Maria Bowl with Lightning and Rain Designs Marie + Julian (1930s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Feather Plate Maria + Popovi, Martinez, Maria Large Open Fully Polished Bowl, Marie + Santana (1950s), Da, Tony Heartline Antelope Gunmetal Plate (1969), Pena, Isabel Red & Tan Carved Plate with Avanyu (1930s), Dunlap, Carmelita 17 Wide Brown Fired Jar with Avanyu and Feathers (1983), Martinez, Maria Jar with Feather and Lightning Designs Marie + Santana (1950s), Martinez, Maria Gunmetal Plate with Feather Pattern (Maria + Santana, 1954-6), Gutierrez, Geraldine Red Jar with Feather and Cloud Designs, Aguilar, Rosalie and Joe Carved Plate with Ram Dancer (1930s), Martinez, Maxamiliana Anna Large Bowl with Feather Designs (1930s), Sanchez, Desideria Large Jar with Rain and Cloud Designs (1920s), Da, Tony Red Jar with Avanyu and Lid (1978-9) (Tony Da book p. 110), Sanchez, Desideria Bowl with Bird Wing Motif (1930s), American Indian Art Magazine Vol.
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