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Tony
Dallas
is of Hopi/Pima heritage and married
into Cochiti Pueblo where he has been actively working clay
since 1982 creating Mudheads and Clown Storytellers. He is the
son of Patrick and Marietta Dallas but was taught to work with
clay by his mother-in-law Lucy Suina, cousin of Cochiti Pueblo's
most famous storyteller creator, Helen Cordero. His work is
included in
Dr. Gregory Schaaf's book “Southern Pueblo Pottery: 2000
Artist Biographies”. This mudhead storyteller measures
3.5 inches tall with two children. The painting is detailed
and rich with color. Your price $225 -
Item #ST337.
At
right middle, is a mudhead with one child that measures 3 inches
tall - great color and detail as with all his work. Your
price $185 - Item #ST336
 At
left, is one Tony's very popular 'Koshare' clowns doing a split.
Superb painting, depth of color and detail are the hallmarks
of his work. His popularity is growing at an amazing rate. Everyone
loves these guys. This one measures 2.5 inches tall and the
platform is 3.25 inches wide. Your price
$110 - Item #ST218.
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