New Mexico, Arizona. 1895 - 1955
Painter-animal, figural native symbols
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1904 Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico - 2001 Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico. Known for: Polished blackware Indian pottery-bearpaw design.
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Susan Whittington wrote the following about Margaret Tafoya: The beginning has a response to a comment in The New York Times obituary. Whittington is the artist's granddaugher who gave the eulogy at... Read full biography
Susan Whittington wrote the following about Margaret Tafoya: The beginning has a response to a comment in The New York Times obituary. Whittington is the artist's granddaugher who gave the eulogy at the funeral of Margaret Tafoya. Doug Martin's description of my Grandmother's "brief fling with an... Read full biography
Susan Whittington wrote the following about Margaret Tafoya: The beginning has a response to a comment in The New York Times obituary. Whittington is the artist's granddaugher who gave the eulogy at the funeral of Margaret Tafoya. Doug Martin's description of my Grandmother's "brief fling with an Apache" was totally off the mark! In that day and time, she was never allowed what we today would term "a fling." She was engaged to the young Apache man and the traditional buckskin wedding dress was... Read full biography
Susan Whittington wrote the following about Margaret Tafoya: The beginning has a response to a comment in The New York Times obituary. Whittington is the artist's granddaugher who gave the eulogy at the funeral of Margaret Tafoya. Doug Martin's description of my Grandmother's "brief fling with an Apache" was totally off the mark! In that day and time, she was never allowed what we today would term "a fling." She was engaged to the young Apache man and the traditional buckskin wedding dress was made for her by his relatives. She told me that she had to tell him she couldn't marry him because she didn't want to leave Santa Clara Pueblo and her relatives, all to whom she was very attached. BELOW IS THE TEXT OF THE EULOGY GIVEN AT MARGARET'S... Read full biography
Susan Whittington wrote the following about Margaret Tafoya: The beginning has a response to a comment in The New York Times obituary. Whittington is the artist's granddaugher who gave the eulogy at the funeral of Margaret Tafoya. Doug Martin's description of my Grandmother's "brief fling with an Apache" was totally off the mark! In that day and time, she was never allowed what we today would term "a fling." She was engaged to the young Apache man and the traditional buckskin wedding dress was made for her by his relatives. She told me that she had to tell him she couldn't marry him because she didn't want to leave Santa Clara Pueblo and her relatives, all to whom she was very attached. BELOW IS THE TEXT OF THE EULOGY GIVEN AT MARGARET'S FUNERAL MASS IN SANTA CLARA PUEBLO ON 27 FEB 2001:. EULOGY: MARGARET TAFOYA... Read full biography
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Blackware storage jar
Margaret Maria (Corn Blossom) TafoyaBlackware storage jar
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SANTA CLARA BLACKWARE JAR
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Santa Clara Jar
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Micaceous Indian pottery
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New Mexico. Born 1962
Santa Clara Pueblo motif sculpture and pottery
California, New Mexico. 1929 - 1974
Abstract Indian motif painting, silkscreen
New Mexico, Arizona. 1921 - 1956
Indian genre painting, symbolism
New Mexico. 1922 - 1978
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New Mexico. 1902 - 1995
Santa Clara pottery
New Mexico, Colorado. 1930 - 1995
Illustrator, ceramist, painter
New Mexico. 1890/98 - 1992
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New Mexico, Colorado. Born 1954
Indian design pottery
New Mexico. Born 1965
Abstract Indian figure-motifs
New Mexico, Arizona. Born 1950
Mod Indian motif painting-abstraction and realism
New Mexico. 1895 - 1949
Native American, genre, animal and figure painting
Texas, New Mexico. 1945 - 2006
Ceramic mod animal sculpture
New Mexico. 1897 - 1943
Abstract animal-figure painting and pottery design motifs
New Mexico. 1876 - 1960
Tree landscape and Indian subject painting, photography
Ontario, New Mexico / Canada, Germany. Born 1945
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Grand Canyon and mountain view painting
New Mexico, Missouri. 1905 - 1988
Landscape, floral outdoor, figure and mural painting
New Mexico. 1910 - 1984
Landscape, western scene and animal painting
Arizona. Born 1928
Hopi-Tewa pottery and painting, teaching
New Mexico. Born 1915
Storyteller figure
New Mexico. Born 1969
Santa Clara Pueblo pottery
Oklahoma, Missouri. Born 1955
Contemporary native american pottery
New Mexico. Born 1963
Etched Indian pottery
New Mexico. 1925 - 2001
Santa Clara Pottery
Arizona, New Mexico. 1914 - 2012
Genre-Indian, wildlife, and mural painting, silkscreen