Fannie Loretto JEMEZ PUEBLO STORYTELLER ARTIST |
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Fannie Loretto makes traditional Jemez masks using traditional clay, materials and colors or slips. Fannie's warrior, koshare, and ram masks are very attractive. Fannie's mother, Carrie Reid Loretto and sisters, including Mary Toya (d), Lupe Lucero, and Alma Concha influened Fannie's artistic development. Fannie shows annually at Santa Fe Indian Market in August. | ||
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