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Martinez, Beverly – Bowl with Cloud Designs (1970s)
3"w x 2.5"h
$ 125.00
Beverly Martinez (1960-91) was a granddaughter of Santana & Adam Martinez and a great-granddaughter of Maria Martinez. She was a sister of Marvin Martinez and Johnny Cruz. Her pottery was beautifully polished and painted and she was featured in the 1974 “7 Families in Pueblo Pottery” exhibition. This bowl is round in shape and highly polished. It has a traditional cloud and wind design. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair. It is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Beverly”.
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Beverly Martinez (1960-91) was a granddaughter of Santana & Adam Martinez and a great-granddaughter of Maria Martinez. She was a sister of Marvin Martinez and Johnny Cruz. Her pottery was beautifully polished and painted and she was featured in the 1974 “7 Families in Pueblo Pottery” exhibition. This jar has a sharp shoulder and elongated neck. It is fully polished and painted with a classic feather design. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair. It is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Beverly”.
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Martinez, Beverly (1960-91)
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Beverly Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo[/caption]
Beverly Martinez (1960-91) was a granddaughter of Santana & Adam Martinez and a great-granddaughter of Maria Martinez. She was a sister of Marvin Martinez and Johnny Cruz. Her pottery was beautifully polished and painted and she was featured in the 1974 "7 Families in Pueblo Pottery" exhibition. Her pieces were signed in the clay, "Beverly".
Beverly Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo[/caption]
Beverly Martinez (1960-91) was a granddaughter of Santana & Adam Martinez and a great-granddaughter of Maria Martinez. She was a sister of Marvin Martinez and Johnny Cruz. Her pottery was beautifully polished and painted and she was featured in the 1974 "7 Families in Pueblo Pottery" exhibition. Her pieces were signed in the clay, "Beverly".