Robert Tenorio was born on December 29, 1950, on the Kewa Pueblo to parents Andrew and Juanita Tenorio,[1] members of the Fire Clan. His paternal grandmother was potter Andrea Ortiz [Wikidata] (1900–1993) and his maternal aunt was potter Lupe B. Tenorio (1902–1990).[1][2] His siblings include potter Hilda Coriz (1949–2007), Paulita Pacheco (1943–2008), and Mary.[2] His nephew is potter Ambrose Atencio (born 1963).
Education and careeredit
His aunt Lupe taught him in early life traditional pottery techniques, including the preparation of black paint made from Cleome serrulata (Rocky Mountain Bee Plant), and cream slip made from a green bentonite clay from the Cochiti Pueblo.[2] Tenorio attended the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe and studied pottery under Otellie Loloma.[1]
His work is typically signed as, "Robert Tenorio, KEWA, N.M." He often makes flared rim olla jars, bowls, and canteens in red, black and cream colors; that feature either a geometric design, or a floral or animal motif.[2]
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^"Object Monday: Polychrome bowl by Robert Tenorio". Maxwell Museum. The University of New Mexico. Retrieved 2021-12-07.
December 11, 2023
robert, tenorio, born, december, 1950, kewa, santo, domingo, potter, born, 1950, december, 1950, kewa, pueblo, mexico, alma, materinstitute, american, indian, artsoccupationnative, american, traditional, potter, contents, early, life, education, career, also, . Robert Tenorio born December 29 1950 is a Kewa Santo Domingo potter 1 Robert TenorioBorn 1950 12 29 December 29 1950 age 72 Kewa Pueblo New Mexico U S Alma materInstitute of American Indian ArtsOccupationNative American traditional potter Contents 1 Early life 2 Education and career 3 See also 4 ReferencesEarly life editRobert Tenorio was born on December 29 1950 on the Kewa Pueblo to parents Andrew and Juanita Tenorio 1 members of the Fire Clan His paternal grandmother was potter Andrea Ortiz Wikidata 1900 1993 and his maternal aunt was potter Lupe B Tenorio 1902 1990 1 2 His siblings include potter Hilda Coriz 1949 2007 Paulita Pacheco 1943 2008 and Mary 2 His nephew is potter Ambrose Atencio born 1963 Education and career editHis aunt Lupe taught him in early life traditional pottery techniques including the preparation of black paint made from Cleome serrulata Rocky Mountain Bee Plant and cream slip made from a green bentonite clay from the Cochiti Pueblo 2 Tenorio attended the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe and studied pottery under Otellie Loloma 1 His work is typically signed as Robert Tenorio KEWA N M He often makes flared rim olla jars bowls and canteens in red black and cream colors that feature either a geometric design or a floral or animal motif 2 Tenorio has work in museum collections including at the Denver Art Museum 3 the National Museum of the American Indian 4 Musee du Nouveau Monde fr 5 and the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology 6 See also editList of Native American artistsReferences edit a b c d Robert Tenorio Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian Retrieved 2021 12 07 a b c d Davis Mary B 2014 05 01 Native America in the Twentieth Century An Encyclopedia Routledge ISBN 978 1 135 63861 0 Jar 1995 Denver Art Museum Retrieved 2021 12 07 Jar National Museum of the American Indian Retrieved 2021 12 07 Fiche objet n 143221 vase Alienor org in French Retrieved 2021 12 07 Object Monday Polychrome bowl by Robert Tenorio Maxwell Museum The University of New Mexico Retrieved 2021 12 07 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Robert Tenorio amp oldid 1177394576, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
