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lucy martin lewis

Born 1890 Died 1992 Works span 1970–1970

Lucy Martin Lewis: A Voice of Tradition Lucy Martin Lewis (1890/8–March 12, 1992) stands as a monumental figure in Southwestern Native American art history—specifically within the realm of Pueblo pottery. Born and raised in Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, she dedicated her life to preserving and revitalizing the ancestral ceramic traditions of her people, earning her place among the “great matriarch pueblo potters” of the 20th century. Her…

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lucy martin lewis

1890 – 1992

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