Lewis-Garcia, Diane - Polychrome Seedpot with Female Dancers and Flowers
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Lewis-Garcia, Diane – Polychrome Seedpot with Female Dancers and Flowers

2" diameter

$ 125.00

Diane Lewis-Garcia is known for her tightly painted miniature pottery.  This is an intricately designed seedpot that is painted with bee-weed (black) and clay slips.  There are four female figures depicted as dancers and holding corn.  Above them is a blooming plant.  The colors are all derived from native clays and add to the impact of the design.  It is signed on the bottom, “D. Lewis-Garcia”.

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Diane Lewis-Garcia is known for her tightly painted miniature pottery.  This is an intricately designed seedpot that is painted with bee-weed (black) and clay slips.  There is a butterfly in the center. It is surrounded by flower and rainbow designs.  The colors are all derived from native clays and add to the impact of the design.  It is signed on the bottom, “D. Lewis-Garcia”.

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Lewis-Garcia, Diane (b. 1959)

Diane Lewis

Diane Lewis is a daughter of Kathleen Lewis and a sister of noted potters Rebecca Lucario, Marilyn Ray, Judy Lewis, and Carolyn Concho. She is known for her miniature pottery and the use of traditional and Mimbres imagery. She has won numerous awards at the Heard Museum Market and Gallup Ceremonials.
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