California, New Mexico. 1929 - 1974
Abstract Indian motif painting, silkscreen
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1922 San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico - 1978 San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico. Known for: Native American pottery and painting-Tewa clowns.
J.D. Roybal (1922-1978), whose first name was José, and whose Tewa name was Oquwa (Rain God), was a well-known painter from San Ildefonso Pueblo. He was born on November 7, 1922 at San Ildefonso, the... Read full biography
J.D. Roybal (1922-1978), whose first name was José, and whose Tewa name was Oquwa (Rain God), was a well-known painter from San Ildefonso Pueblo. He was born on November 7, 1922 at San Ildefonso, the son of Tonita and Juan Cruz Roybal. He passed away June 28, 1978. He was a nephew of Alfonso... Read full biography
J.D. Roybal (1922-1978), whose first name was José, and whose Tewa name was Oquwa (Rain God), was a well-known painter from San Ildefonso Pueblo. He was born on November 7, 1922 at San Ildefonso, the son of Tonita and Juan Cruz Roybal. He passed away June 28, 1978. He was a nephew of Alfonso Roybal. He did a bit of painting in the 1930s but was not very productive until the 1950s. He was most productive in the 1960-1970 decade. His most popular subject matter was his rendition of the Tewa... Read full biography
J.D. Roybal (1922-1978), whose first name was José, and whose Tewa name was Oquwa (Rain God), was a well-known painter from San Ildefonso Pueblo. He was born on November 7, 1922 at San Ildefonso, the son of Tonita and Juan Cruz Roybal. He passed away June 28, 1978. He was a nephew of Alfonso Roybal. He did a bit of painting in the 1930s but was not very productive until the 1950s. He was most productive in the 1960-1970 decade. His most popular subject matter was his rendition of the Tewa Clowns known as Koshare or Koosa. Often he presented them in a jovial manner. He used water-based paints throughout his career. His excellent detail in small paintings never went unnoticed. In his work there prevails fine color, excellent detail, small... Read full biography
J.D. Roybal (1922-1978), whose first name was José, and whose Tewa name was Oquwa (Rain God), was a well-known painter from San Ildefonso Pueblo. He was born on November 7, 1922 at San Ildefonso, the son of Tonita and Juan Cruz Roybal. He passed away June 28, 1978. He was a nephew of Alfonso Roybal. He did a bit of painting in the 1930s but was not very productive until the 1950s. He was most productive in the 1960-1970 decade. His most popular subject matter was his rendition of the Tewa Clowns known as Koshare or Koosa. Often he presented them in a jovial manner. He used water-based paints throughout his career. His excellent detail in small paintings never went unnoticed. In his work there prevails fine color, excellent detail, small and fine outlines, gesturing figures, and a pleasing combination of heavy conve... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: Two depictions of the Harvest Dance
Two depictions of the Harvest Dance
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2 Untitled native American scenes
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California, New Mexico. 1902 - 1978
Indian ceremonial dance painting, commercial artist
Arizona. 1916 - 2000
Figure, Indian ceremony-dance, mural
Arizona. 1933 - 1974
Ceremonial figure, Indian motif
New Mexico, Colorado. 1930 - 1995
Illustrator, ceramist, painter
Arizona. 1929 - 2012
Figure, genre-ceremonial dance, animal in landscape, Indian
New Mexico. 1897 - 1943
Abstract animal-figure painting and pottery design motifs
New Mexico, Arizona. 1895 - 1955
Painter-animal, figural native symbols
New Mexico. 1902 - 1973
Pueblo dance genre painting, illustration
New Mexico. 1895 - 1949
Native American, genre, animal and figure painting
New Mexico, Arizona. 1921 - 1956
Indian genre painting, symbolism
New Mexico. 1940 - 2008
Polychrome ceramics-inlaid turquoise, painting
New Mexico. 1918 - 2006
Painting-genre, Indian figure, animal-design
Arizona, New Mexico. 1914 - 2012
Genre-Indian, wildlife, and mural painting, silkscreen
New Mexico. 1904 - 2001
Polished blackware Indian pottery-bearpaw design
Arizona. 1904 - 1987
Tewa Indian motif pottery vessels
Arizona, Oklahoma. 1939 - 2016
Stylized Indian figures with blanket paintings, symobism
New Mexico, Arizona. Born 1950
Mod Indian motif painting-abstraction and realism
New Mexico. 1935 - 2013
Stylized Indian domestic genre paintings, textiles, fiber art
New Mexico. 1887 - 1980
Pueblo motif black pottery
Montana. 1932 - 1985
Indian figure and animal painting, sculpture
Arizona. 1938 - 1972
Figure, genre, landscape, mural
Arizona. 1939 - 2021
Western genre and figure painting and sculpture, mural
Montana, New Mexico. 1912 - 1978
Cowboy genre and Indian figure painting
New Mexico, California. 1914 - 1994
Indian figure sculpture, painting
Colorado, Wyoming. Born 1939
Figure-nude, portrait, genre, views
Colorado, Tennessee. Born 1938
Figure, portrait, western genre
Arizona. Born 1943
Mestizo and Indian figure, genre
New Mexico. 1902 - 1979
Ceremonial figure, Indian designs
New Mexico. 1932 - 2014
Sgrafitto Carved Pottery
Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, Wisconsin. Born 1951
Landscape, Indian figure-camps
Montana, New Mexico. Born 1943
Mod Indian figure-motif, collage