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AMBER MORNINGSTAR, 2019 | NAOMI, 2017 | JULIA, 2018
by Cara Romero as part of her First American Girls series
Large Cochiti Pottery Storage Jar, ca 1860,
Monumental scale and of globular form painted with four large split-leaf flowers,
Height 18-1/2 inches x diameter 20 inches.
Collection of Forrest Fenn.
Courtesy of Hindman Auctions
Polychrome Jar, Cochiti, 1890, Art Institute of Chicago: Arts of the Americas
Gift of Charles and Marjorie Benton Size: 46.3 × 44.4 cm (18 1/4 × 17 1/2 in.) Medium: Ceramic and pigment
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/207264/
Native American Indian Pottery Spiderman Martha Arquero, Cochiti.
Joe Hilario Herrera (See Ru) - Men's Arrow Dance (tempera on paper, 1958)
Storage jar
Native American (Cochiti or Santo Domingo)
1860–70s
Object Place: Cochiti or Santo Domingo, New Mexico, United States
Large bulbous jar with short, wide neck and rounded base. Paint is black on cream with a strong negative/positive character from rim to lower base area, which is earth red. A double line encircles the neck above a band of scalloped figures. A zigzag band about 2 ” wide separates the wide band of body painting from the neck. The body band is composed of seven registers of diagonal elements that are separated by a vertical, ladder-like checkerboard motif. Between two registers is a vertical separation that etends to the rim.
MFA
earrings, Eric Othole (Cochiti, Zuni)
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