Pueblo Maiden

Julian Martinez

Pueblo Maiden, Paintings by Julian Martinez
  • Martinez painting
Savvy Price $1,250.00
Gallery Price $1,500.00
Title
Pueblo Maiden
Artist
Julian Martinez
Medium
Gouache (opaque watercolor) on light tan paper
Sight size
10" height X 6 1/4" width
Frame
Single archival window mat, regular glass, wood molding
Frame size
16" height X 12 1/2" width
Signed
"Julian Martinez" at lower center
Date of creation
Circa 1935
Condition
Excellent, as appeared framed, glazed
Provenance
RF
About The Pueblo Maiden

Just enough costume detail to inform, while presenting an understated presence.

About Julian Martinez
Maria Montoya married Julian Martinez in 1904. Their unorthodox honeymoon was spent in St. Louis demonstrating pottery and dancing for the visitors to the World's Fair. Julian Martinez's family was made up of farmers and basket makers. An accomplished watercolorist, Julian was one of the founders of the Pueblo Painting style along with Crescencio Martinez and Alfredo Montoya. Martinez continued decorating his wife's pottery from 1904 until his death in 1943.
Cultures

American Indian

Medium

Paintings

Subject

American Indians, Dance

Keywords

Julian Martinez, Martinez painting