Isabels descendants continue to make classic style pottery, including her great-grandsonElvis Torres. Juanita was related toMartina Vigil Montoya (1856-1916) & Florentino Montoya (1858-1918)(who were known for their polychrome pottery). 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. Estimate $1,000 - $2,000. 1928), but none continued the pottery-making tradition. Site content 1998-2023 Adobe Gallery. In order to give you the best experience, we use cookies and similar technologies for performance, analytics, personalization, advertising, and to help our site function. 12, #4 (1987), American Indian Art Magazine Vol. Their carving style was very similar in style with a cameo, or very shallow carving form of appearance. or Best Offer. Her parents were Filomena and Juan Gonzales. Click below to begin your paid subscription. TAGS:Taos Pueblo,San Ildefonso Pueblo,Louis "Wo-Peen" Gonzales,Rose Gonzales,Pueblo Pottery. Check out the online article, In Search of Juanita Montoya Vigil (1898-1933), for a new look into her pottery. Isabel was the wife of Pasqual Martinez. Juanita generally produced carved blackware and redware wedding vases, bowls, jars and plates. Early in his career, Juan was experimenting with different firing techniques to produce different shades of black and brown. Early in the 1970s, Juanita went be to school, attending the College of Santa Fe. Her work is among the most difficult to find, as she signed her pieces for such a short time before her passing in 1934. Throughout, John at Antiguavida was courteous and very helpful. Etsy is powered by 100% renewable electricity. They have a strong sense of identity and retain ancient ceremonies and rituals tenaciously, as well as tribal dances. event : evt, 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. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. } Her husband, Juan Cruz, runs Julian a close second in decorating pottery. $799.00. Click on an image for details. Rose Gonzales (San Juan), Rosalie Aguilar (Picuris), and Juanita Gonzales(Taos) were among the first potters to begin carving into the clay to create their designs instead of painting imagery on the surface. The result was amazing originality in the designs and shapes of their pottery. After she finished high school she was working at a hospital where she met Louis Gonzales. Those partners may have their own information theyve collected about you. Yes! Organized alphabetically based on the signature. Juanita Wo-peen Gonzales (1909-1988) learned pottery making from Rose Gonzales, the wife of Robert Gonzales, brother of Juanita's husband Louis. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collectionsthey may also appear in recommendations and other places. Juanitas carved pottery has a very similar style of carving and imagery, as with Roses work. She also made pieces with her husband, Juan, whom she married in 1933. She was the step-m, whom she taught to make pottery. Around 1919-1920, Maria Martinez and her husband Julian Martinez discovered/invented the now-classic black-on-black pottery style. She was also an aunt toSantanaRoybal, who later marriedAdam Martinez(Marias son). France | English (US) | (EUR), remembering account, browser, and regional preferences, remembering privacy and security settings, personalized search, content, and recommendations, helping sellers understand their audience, showing relevant, targeted ads on and off Etsy, remember your login, general, and regional preferences, personalize content, search, recommendations, and offers. She passed on in 1988. } callback: cb Terasita Martinez. Photo by T. Harmon Parkhurst, Courtesy Palace of the Governors Photo Archives (NMHM/DCA), 043608. Both Tonita and Juan were fascinated by prehistoric pottery. Click below to begin your paid subscription. Take full advantage of our site features by enabling JavaScript. Long-standing internal conflicts, encroachment upon tribal lands by squatters, and illegal cutting of timber all contributed to the low subsistence level to which the Pueblo had fallen. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. after successful close. 26.10, 29.00 } After losing his right arm in an accident, he taught himself to paint again with his left hand. They added another dimension to what could be done with the clay and created a stylistic change that still reverberates through the pottery market. In the 1930s the pottery of San Ildefonso would change further as a few men married women from other Pueblos. However, she began making black-on-black, polychrome, and red-on-red style pottery in the 1920s. Set where you live, what language you speak, and the currency you use. The couple made pottery up to the 40's or possibly early 50's?The pot measures approximately: 3 1/4" Tall X 6 " Wide.I estimate this piece to have been made in the 1940's. Rose Gonzales was one of the early innovators of deeply carved pottery at San Ildefonso pueblo in the 1930s. })(); symbols, were used as a foundation for revival and innovation. Terasita was a wonderful potter, helping her mother Isabel Pena in her early years. She is known for her deeply carved pottery from the 1930s. They began with black-on-black ware, and in the 1930s, their work evolved into intricately carved designs. However, the pottery created by Juanita and Tony was outstanding in both form and design. 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 1920's. Cookies and similar technologies are used to improve your experience, to do things like: Without these technologies, things like personalized recommendations, your account preferences, or localisation may not work correctly. Phone (505) 955-0550Fax (866) 919-9506www.adobegallery.cominfo@adobegallery.com. King Galleries Monthly Enews | Sign-up Today! The item was delivered very quickly and was well packed, arriving safe and sound. (function() { Maria Martinez Pottery - San Ildefonso Pueblo Juanita Vigil Life Span: (1898 to 1933) Husband : Vigil, Romando Father: Montoya, Tomas Mother: Pena, Reyes Son: Vigil, Albert Son: Vigil, Tom Daughter: Dunlap, Carmelita Sibling: Martinez, Poveka Maria Sibling: Montoya, Clara Sibling: Martinez, Anna Maximiliana Sibling: Montoya, Desideria Photo by T. Harmon Parkhurst, Courtesy Palace of the Governors Photo Archives (NMHM/DCA), 004140. San Ildefonso Pueblo is best known for its black-on-black style of pottery made famous by legendary potter Maria Martinez. Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery Inc. All rights reserved. Artist image from an unknown source and came with our item #C3646. She had been making more traditional utilitarian San Ildefonso pottery, as shown in the photograph to the above right. She had been making more traditional utilitarian San Ildefonso pottery, as shown in the photograph to the above right. Starting in 1917, Juan started to paint some of her pottery, and after 1930 he painted a majority of the pieces. Set where you live, what language you speak, and the currency you use. San Ildefonso Pottery Pot Signed Juanita-Juanita Pena Dating from the 1940s this wonderful San Ildefonso pottery pot features a deep Pueblo design, it measures 4 inches tall, the opening measures 4 1/4 inches in diameter, the base measures 3 inches in diameter, and the circumference is 20 inches. His Tewa name, Wo-Peen, means Medicine Mountain. It was an exciting time for potters. Maria and Julian developed the art of firing to make the first matte black design on polished jet black pottery. Captcha failed to load. Her sister, Raymoncita Gonzales, was also a well-known potter. 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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 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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. The micaceous clay and the signature originally made me question which Juanita created this fantastic piece of Indian pottery, (The plate is inscribed in block letters " Juanita San Ildefonso.) Father: Martinez, Pasqual. Juanita and Rose both attended three shows, Indian Market, the New Mexico State Fair and Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show. Despite the folklore that it was a secretive process, they quickly shared the information about making this style of pottery, and it revolutionized the economy and life of the pueblo. San Ildefonso Rain Cloud Pottery Plate / Juanita Wo-Peen Gonzales / RARE! Louis was a gifted artist and attended the San Ildefonso School of painters in the 1920s. Juanita learned to make pottery from her sister-in-law, Rose Gonzales (1909-1989). Susana Aguilar with her pottery. John at Antiguavida was extremely courteous and helpful. Those partners may have their own information theyve collected about you. Terms and Conditions Winning Bidder must contact me within 48Hrs. Joe painted most of their pieces of pottery. Courtesy Palace of the Governors Photo Archives (NMHM/DCA), 004032. A great history piece of San Idelfonso Pueblo early to mid 20th century potters. Rose Gonzales made the first modern carved pottery with distinctive rounded edges. Juanita learned to make pottery from her sister-in-law. Susana was the wife ofIgnacio Aguilar(1872-1945). The bowls by her feet are a distinctive early style of white-on-red ware. 1886 Pope Columbia Bicycle Velocipede Poster, 18 GEODES BASEBALL TO ORANGE SIZE RED & RATTLE 24lb, 1974 Vintage Talking Viewmaster Reels - Space 1999, Ultra Force Sky Blue Camo Bdu Pant Size Small, Zippo Lighter Vintage Original Art Deco Collector Rare, Elfquest New Blood Full Set 1-35 + Special Wendy Pini. The bowl is signed on the bottom in the clay, "Juanita". Turning off personalized advertising opts you out of these sales. Learn more in our Privacy Policy., Help Center, and Cookies & Similar Technologies Policy. Navajo & Pueblo Jewelry | The Great Depression of the 1930s and World War II reduced the demand for pottery, which had been growing throughout the 1920s. San Ildefonso pottery is one of the best-known art forms of the New Mexico Pueblos because of the famous black-on-black pottery which originated there and was revived in the nineteen-twenties. Jonathan Batkin wrote of her pottery, , .. She put a price of $12.00 each on jars 8 in diameter and got it! She met him in a hospital after he lost his arm in a hunting accident. In recent years the gallery presented a wonderful collection of San Ildefonso polychrome ollas that Steve had collected over the past two decades. Desideria was a sister of noted potter Maria Martinez. Please. An original vintage hand made and highly collectible San Idelfonso Pueblo pot/bowl from Juanita Pena (1900-1987). Estimated to arrive at your doorstep May 4-11! Will definitely buy from John again!!!! San Ildefonso Pueblo is located in north-central New Mexico, and has produced some of the most famous and innovative hand-coiled potters in North America. She has become very famous in her own right and continues to win numerous awards. Isabel Montoya was Nicolasa Montoyas daughter (the aunt who taught Maria Martinez to make pottery). 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