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MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5
MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5

MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5" Diameter

$ 1214.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Theme: Cultures & Ethnicities
  • Condition: In good condition. Please review all pictures for more details.
  • Era: (1956-1970)
  • Region: US - New Mexico
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Type: Original Maria's Art.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    MARIA POPOVI (1956-1970) Black Pottery Native American Plate 6.5" Diameter
    Popovi Da, Maria's Third Son did the decoration for Maria at this time. Maria Martinez retired from Pottery making in the 1970's. Popovi Da died in 1971.
    Buy with confidence, the plate is as described. Feel free to ask if you have any questions about this item, I will answer promptly.
    Please look at my other
    items I have for sale
    , you will find beautiful and interesting treasures, I'LL COMBINE SHIPPING COST when you buy more than one item. Please send me a message when you are ready to check out, I will send you an invoice with the combined shipping cost. Thank you.
    Pictured above is a rare and hard to find Real Photo Postcard of a Native American Child in full traditional clothing.  This is a very interesting photo showing a young girl standing alone with men on horses on side and a group of adult natives on the other side behind her.  We can only imagine what is happening here because the text on the back reads:
    "This is a little squaw.  Her dress is made of buck skins trimmed with beads and porcupine quills.  She is just as clean as any white child"
    .  The photographer made a wise decision to capture this image.  Perhaps a person who is knowledgeable about native
    Americans
    could identify the tribe or region in which this gathering took place.  There are many more photos taken in a studio than one's like this that were taken on location.  This must have been an important event.  Nobody seems to be paying attention to this child while she poses for the camera.  I am offering this postcard with historical significance at auction with No Reserve and a low starting bid.
    Buy with confidence and t
    hanks for looking.