blackware olla (vase), Julian Martinez; Maria Martinez

Artwork Overview

Cultural affiliations: San Ildefonso
1897–1943
Cultural affiliations: San Ildefonso
1887–1980
blackware olla (vase), 1934–1943
Where object was made: San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, United States
Material/technique: ceramic; paint
Dimensions:
Object Height/Diameter (Height x Diameter): 35.5 x 23 cm
Object Height/Diameter (Height x Diameter): 14 0.9764 x 9 1/16 in
Credit line: Gift from the Ward and Clyde Lockwood Collection
Accession number: 1972.0449
Not on display

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Label texts

This Land
Maria Martinez rekindled both the popularity and knowledge of black-on-black pottery that has been part of Pueblo culture for hundreds of years. Martinez’s husband Julian decorated examples such as this pot in patterns emulating ancient Pueblo designs.
This Land
Maria Martinez rekindled both the popularity and knowledge of black-on-black pottery that has been part of Pueblo culture for hundreds of years. Martinez’s husband Julian decorated examples such as this pot in patterns emulating ancient Pueblo designs.
This Land
Maria Martinez rekindled both the popularity and knowledge of black-on-black pottery that has been part of Pueblo culture for hundreds of years. Martinez’s husband Julian decorated examples such as this pot in patterns emulating ancient Pueblo designs.
This Land
Maria Martinez rekindled both the popularity and knowledge of black-on-black pottery that has been part of Pueblo culture for hundreds of years. Martinez’s husband Julian decorated examples such as this pot in patterns emulating ancient Pueblo designs.
Exhibition Label: “This Land,” Mar-2014, Kate Meyer Maria Martinez rekindled both the popularity and knowledge of black-on-black pottery that has been part of Pueblo culture for hundreds of years. Martinez’s husband Julian decorated examples such as this pot in patterns emulating ancient Pueblo designs.

Exhibitions

Kate Meyer, curator
2016–2021
Kate Meyer, curator
2014–2015