Description: From a Green Valley, Arizona collector's estate: Life and Art of Tony Da By Charles S. King & Richard L. Spivey First edition. 2011. About Tony Da (courtesy of the great Adobe Gallery, Santa Fe): Tony Da (1940-2008) Thun-Phoe-She (Sun Dew) was an innovative and influential Native American artist. Da descended from a most talented family of artists, both potters and painters, at San Ildefonso Pueblo. His grandparents were Maria and Julian Martinez. This married potter and painter duo were ahead of their time when, in the early 1900s, they broke away from the traditional polychrome wares and created the now-famous black-on-black pottery. Following Julian’s death in 1943, their son Popovi Da began assisting Maria, and by the 1950s he began infusing his own ideas into pottery making. Popovi began painting magnificent polychrome pieces reminiscent of his father's early works. Then he began to experiment with inlaying turquoise into pottery. It was this technique that Popovi’s son Tony picked up on and eventually perfected. With such a talented family, Tony was destined to succeed as an artist. Condition: Book near mint, all pages clean and unmarked and strong binding. First page facing cover has a sticker (see photo). Please examine all of the photos carefully and ask any questions before bidding. Media mail shipping to U.S. (48 states only) is $7.95.bin: colonial Click here to see my other items for sale Click here to read my feedback. Bid with confidence Vintage Sacramento, vintage California, California history, rare book, chicago, Illinois, railroad history, steam locomotive,Chicago history, Antique Chicago, Lionel, Kalo, Steam Engine, Tucson, Magdalena, Jesuits, Franciscans, San Xavier Mission, Papago, Tohono o'odham, Tucson, Sonora, MExican Revolution, Pancho Villa, border, Maria Martinez, San Ildefonso, Zia, Zuni Popovi Da, Tafoya,Nampeyo, Hopi, Santo Domingo
Price: 60 USD
Location: Nogales, Arizona
End Time: 2025-01-18T17:25:41.000Z
Shipping Cost: 7.95 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Binding: Hardcover
Place of Publication: Tucson, Arizona
Signed: No
Publisher: Rio Nuevo
Subject: Native American art
Year Printed: 2011
Original/Facsimile: Original
Language: English
Special Attributes: 1st Edition
Author: Richard Spivey
Region: North America
Personalized: No
Topic: Pueblo pottery
