MATA ORTIZ POTTERY CIRCA 1997 BY MASTER ARTIST DORA QUEZADA
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Mata Ortiz Master Artist, DORA QUEZADA 1997 Detailed Classic "Museum Quality" Pottery Dora is the daughter of Consolaci�n Quezada and Lupe Corona. Her uncle, Juan Quezada, is the founder of the Mata Ortiz pottery art movement. Dora has been doing pottery for over twenty years and likes to do the painting, carving and shining. She works at her own home and has a distinctive abstract style. Dora was originally taught by Juan Quezeda and her Mother Consolacion. Consolacion is the older sister of Juan Quezada. He taught her to make the unique earthenware about 25 years ago. Living in a dusty little village with little opportunity, especially for women, she quickly realized the economic importance of pottery making to her family. Now, her daughter, Dora, and four sons all support their families with pottery sales. This piece measures 8 inches in diameter and 7 inches tall and is a brilliant example of Dora's earliest works in classic white clay with intricate and detailed geometric paintings. This is a representative example of Juan Quezada's style of master pottery and you can see that Dora was highly influenced by his artistry. It is signed Dora Quezada. The early works of Dora, like this one, are museum quality due to all the time and effort she spent perfectly painting all the lines and geometric figures. Artists tend to do that
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