Nampeyo
Vereinigte Staaten · Künstler · Lebte 1859 bis 1942 · im Alter von 83
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Stimmt etwas nicht?Nampeyo (* 1856 in Hano, Navajo County, Arizona, Vereinigte Staaten; gestorben 1942 ebenda) war eine Töpferin der Hopi-Indianer.
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![Nampeyo and her brother Tom Polacca on the rooftop of the Corn clan dwelling at the Hano village, photograph taken in 1875 by William Henry Jackson (Colorado Historical Society)[8]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/61/Nampeyo_and_her_brother_Tom_Polacca%2C_photograph_taken_in_1875_by_William_Henry_Jackson.jpg/500px-Nampeyo_and_her_brother_Tom_Polacca%2C_photograph_taken_in_1875_by_William_Henry_Jackson.jpg)
Nampeyo and her brother Tom Polacca on the rooftop of the Corn clan dwelling at the Hano village, photograph taken in 1875 by William Henry Jackson (Colorado Historical Society)[8]
Nampeyo firing pottery, 1901
A seed jar made by Nampeyo approximately 1905![Nampeyo with one of her Sikyátki Revival vessels, circa"}]],"parts":[{"template":{"target":{"wt":"abbr","href":"./Template:Abbr"},"params":{"1":{"wt":"ca."},"2":{"wt":"circa"}},"i":0}}]}" id="mwvA">ca. 1908-1910. Hopi, Arizona. Photo by Charles M. Wood. P07128](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f4/Nampeyo_with_one_of_her_Sikyatki-inspired_vessels%2C_ca._1908%E2%80%931910._Hopi%2C_Arizona._Photo_by_Charles_M._Wood._P07128.jpg/330px-Nampeyo_with_one_of_her_Sikyatki-inspired_vessels%2C_ca._1908%E2%80%931910._Hopi%2C_Arizona._Photo_by_Charles_M._Wood._P07128.jpg)
Nampeyo with one of her Sikyátki Revival vessels, circa"}]],"parts":[{"template":{"target":{"wt":"abbr","href":"./Template:Abbr"},"params":{"1":{"wt":"ca."},"2":{"wt":"circa"}},"i":0}}]}" id="mwvA">ca. 1908-1910. Hopi, Arizona. Photo by Charles M. Wood. P07128
Sikyatki moth-pattern jar, excavated circa 1895. This became one of her favorite patterns.
Nampeyo in 1901 (on the right) with her eldest daughter, Annie Healing (on the left) holding her granddaughter, Rachel; and mother White Corn (in the middle).
Hopi-Tewa jar made by Nampeyo, early 1900s, Heard Museum.Auszeichnungen
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