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Latests Potters:

Gregorita Pena Baca

Abel Sanchez's son. Active Artist from the 40s and curr... Ramos Sanchez ...ctive Artist from the 40s and currently still painting.

1903 to 1985

Came from San Juan Pueblo before... Pomasana Sanchez ...ng into San Ildefonso.

Sister of Rose Gonzales

Here is an excerpt form a 1997 Stout Foundation Report:... Kathy Sanchez ...national Womens’ Conference held last year in Beijing.

Signed pots: "Lucy" and "Lucy and Richard" L... Lucy Martinez ...ctive from 1930 -1980 and the mother of Alice Martinez.



Latests Stories:

Russell Sanchez: Russell Sanchez of San Ildefonso Pueblo began working in the early 1980’s. Each piece by Russell reflects not only his Pueblo ancestry, but his own pe...

Alfredo Montoya: One of the original painters at San Ildefonso who’s life was cut short in 1913. ...

Petronella Martinez: Signed "Pat a Martinez"

the "a" is for Abeyta - here married name.

Collaborated frequently with her mother Isabel and daughter Phil...


Candace Martinez: Candace Martinez (San Ildefonso) is a lifelong resident of San Ildefonso Pueblo (Powogeh Owingeh – Where the Water Cuts Through). She is born into a l...

Ramos Sanchez: Abel Sanchez's son. Active Artist from the 40s and currently still painting. ...

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Featured Potter
Angela Baca

Angela, who was born in 1927 and has been potting since 1955, has undoubtedly one of the longest still active potting careers in Santa Clara Pueblo. She is the daughter of Severa Tafoya, one of the better known potters of the middle 20th century.

Angela is a melon pot specialist making various sizes in both red and black. She has three children, David, Alvin and Leona, who also make nothing but melon pots. One could say that Angela is the matriarch of the First Family of Santa Clara melon pots. More information may be found in the Dillingham book "Fourteen Families in Pueblo Pottery," pages 166-169 and the the Gregory Schaaf book " Pueblo Indian Pottery," page 8.

ARTIST DIRECTORY
An alphabetic artist list to help you find information quickly.

POTTERY
A detailed photo gallery of San Ildefonso, Maria Martinez and her families work.

ANCESTRY
Here is a in-depth ancestry chart (family tree) along with photos and information on each person from San Ildefonso Pueblo and Maria Martinez relations. We are striving to get every detail know and if you have any knowledge please share it with us!

SIGNATURES
The gallery of signatures, including Maria Martinez, is very important to the preservation of the pottery history. Please let us know if you have any signatures that we are missing or are not correctly identified.



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