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Linda Lucero Fragua
Jemez Pueblo
Linda Lucero Fragua
Linda Lucero Fragua was born into the Corn Clan at Jemez Pueblo in November 1954. She learned the traditional art of making pottery from her mother, Rebecca Lucero, who had been been making pottery since she was a teenager.
Linda's creations first appeared on the market in 1970 and she has earned many awards since for her Corn Maidens, storytellers, nacimientos and other figures. Linda has passed her knowledge on to her daughters Chrislyn and Amy and her son, Loren Wallowing Bull.
Storyteller with three children
Storyteller with three children
6 in H by 6.25 in Dia
Nativity with four pieces
6 in H by 8.5 in W
Measurement of the wall
Storyteller with seven children and a basket of corn on her head
10 in H by 8.25 in Dia
Standing storyteller with two children
7 in H by 3.25 in Dia
Storyteller with two children
4.75 in H by 4.25 in Dia
Grandmother storyteller with three children, a blanket and a pot
6.25 in H by 5.5 in Dia
Grandmother storyteller with a shawl and three children
6 in H by 5.25 in Dia
Grandmother storyteller in a manta with three children
6.25 in H by 5.75 in Dia
Grandmother storyteller with a pot on her head and two children
5.75 in H by 4.75 in Dia
Singing Maiden with two children
5.25 in H by 2.75 in Dia
Grandmother storyteller with 4 children and a Yei
6.75 in H by 6 in Dia
Grandmother storyteller with squash blossom hairdo and six children
9.5 in H by 8 in Dia
Nativity set with six pieces
6.5 in H by 9.5 in Dia
Measurement of largest piece
Grandmother storyteller with a lamb, a welcome basket and two children
5 in H by 5.5 in Dia
Manta and tablita on a grandmother storyteller with 4 children
7 in H by 7 in Dia