Bidspirit auction | Two Signed Native American Pueblo

Two Signed Native American Pueblo Pottery Figurines by Linda Lucero Fragua and Corrine - This lot consists of two contemporary hand-built Native American Pueblo pottery sculptures from New Mexico. The first item is an Acoma Pueblo architectural scene featuring a tiered white structure situated on a bulbous base with a corrugated horizontal texture often referred to as a corn husk pattern. The structure is populated with seven small human figures and a dog, all hand-modeled and applied to the surface. A miniature two-pole wooden ladder is attached to the central level. The piece is finished in a white slip with hand-painted details in black and terra cotta slips. The underside is signed in black ink CORRINE ACOMA, N.M. The second item is a polychrome storyteller figurine from Jemez Pueblo, crafted by artist Linda Lucero Fragua. The seated female figure is depicted with an open mouth and holds five children and a lamb on her lap, all of whom are also shown with open mouths. The figure is decorated with traditional slips, wearing a red blouse with bow accents and a cream-colored skirt embellished with black and red geometric step patterns. The hair is tied in a traditional bun with a white tie. The base is signed in black ink LINDA LUCERO FRAGUA JEMEZ. Acoma piece: 6.25 inches height, 5 inches diameter. Jemez piece: 6 inches height, 5.5 inches width.