Veronica Poblano Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Veronica Poblano Art Value Price Guide

Jul. 11, 2024
Veronica and Dylan Poblano (Zuni, b. 1951 / 1974) Abstract Silver Necklace, with Inlay
Est: $800 - $1,200
Veronica and Dylan Poblano (Zuni, b. 1951 / 1974) Abstract Silver Necklace, with Inlay marked VPZ DPZ Zuni VERONICA necklace length 19-1/2 inches, drop length 12 inches, weight 44.8 dwt. This lot is located in Cincinnati.
Hindman
Jun. 12, 2024
Veronica Poblano Oversized Gold and Hardstone Mickey Mouse Ring
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
14 kt., inlaid turquoise, abalone shell, coral and black onyx, with maker's mark, ap. 12.4 dwts. gross. Size 6 1/4. Native American Zuni artist Veronica Poblano is internationally recognized for her innovative approach to traditional Zuni silversmithing and lapidary forms. The daughter of famed Zuni artist Leo Poblano, one of the first to popularize the carved and inlaid mosaic work of the 1940's that later became emblematic of the tribe. Veronica's work has been featured in many publications and exhibitions, perhaps most notably in the American Museum of Natural History show "Totems to Turquoise." Coral: medium deep slightly reddish orange, few with porous texture and growth lines, good luster. Turquoise: medium light slightly greenish turquoise blue, good luster. Abalone shell: violetish blue and green play-of-2color, good luster. Minor scratches on reverse. 2 3/8 x 1 1/4 inches.
DOYLE Auctioneers & Appraisers
Dec. 02, 2023
VERONICA POBLANO, (ZUNI) - RING
Est: $2,500 - $4,000
Veronica Poblano, (Zuni), Sterling Silver, Red Mountain Turquoise, Coral Cobblestone Ring, Value $4,180.00, Native American, Southwest Jewelry, Size 12, Vintage Condition
Palace Jewelers
Mar. 14, 2023
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) 21st century A set of silver wire and pink drusy quartz jewelry Each marked: Veronica; Further variously marked: Sterling / © / ® / 2002 Each designed with abstract sterling silver wire set with pink drusy quartz and abalone and comprising a wire cuff (7.5" total inner C x 2.5" H; wrist opening: 0.75"), a wire pendant (2.75" H x1.5" W), and a pair of matching wire earrings (Each: 1.75" H), 4 pieces
John Moran Auctioneers
Mar. 14, 2023
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $1,200 - $1,800
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) Circa 2000 A set of abstract sterling wire and set moonstone and mother of pearl jewelry Each stamped: Veronica Comprising a silver wire cuff with swivel clasp closure (6.5" inner C x 2" H), a silver wire ring (Ring size: 8; 1.125" H), and a matching pair of pierced earrings (Each: 2.375" H), 4 pieces
John Moran Auctioneers
Mar. 14, 2023
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) 21st century A mixed group of stone set and silver wire jewelry Each stamped: Veronica Comprising an abstract silver wire cuff with four druzy quartz stones in various colors (7" total inner C x 1.5" H, including a 1" gap), an oval pink druzy quartz ring (Ring size: 7.25; 1" H), and three pairs of abstract stone set earrings, including a pair with set turquoise (2.25" H), 8 pieces
John Moran Auctioneers
Oct. 04, 2022
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) A group of Veronica Zuni silver wire and stone set earrings, 1999 Each stamped: Veronica Comprising three pairs of abstract design stone set earrings, including a pair with set purple sugilite stones (Each 3.25" H), a pair with mother of pearl, moonstone, and blue stones (2.5" H and 3.875" H), and a curved pair with black and white stones (3" H and 3.25" H), 6 pieces 60.6 grams gross Exhibitions: New York, American Craft Museum, "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art From the Southwest," May 9 - September 15, 2002 Lubbock, Texas, Museum of Texas Tech University, "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art From the Southwest," October 13, 2002 - January 5, 2003 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Philbrook Museum of Art, "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art From the Southwest," January 19 - March 16, 2003 Literature: This design illustrated: David Revere McFadden and Ellen Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" (London: Merrell Publishers Limited, 2002), 76. Notes: "Veronica Poblano, daughter of famed Zuni carver and famed stone inlay artist, Leo Poblano (1905-1958), began making sculpture and carvings at the age of fourteen, and immediately specialized in detailed figures of animals in a variety of stones. While later living in California and caring for her two children, she began making inlay jewelry that attracted a wide clientele. She returned to Zuni in 1992 and turned full time to jewelry making. Her work is collected internationally. The artist is actively involved in her tribal organizations and with various museum boards, and in conducting workshops She has also established the Leo Poblano Memorial mentorship Program in honor of her father." "My work is given energy by my memories of my father and also by the special qualities of the gems and minerals I work with. They have a lot of energy in them, and that inspires me to put them where they belong." From: McFadden & Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" 2002, pp. 76 and 77.
John Moran Auctioneers
Oct. 04, 2022
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $1,800 - $2,200
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) A set of silver wire and pink druzy quartz jewelry Each marked: Veronica; Further variously marked: Sterling / © / ® / 2002 Each designed with abstract sterling silver wire set with pink druzy quartz and abalone and comprising a wire cuff (7.5" total inner C x 2.5" H; wrist opening: 0.75"), a wire pendant (2.75" H x1.5" W), and a pair of matching wire earrings (Each: 1.75" H), 4 pieces 167.9 grams gross Notes: "Veronica Poblano, daughter of famed Zuni carver and famed stone inlay artist, Leo Poblano (1905-1958), began making sculpture and carvings at the age of fourteen, and immediately specialized in detailed figures of animals in a variety of stones. While later living in California and caring for her two children, she began making inlay jewelry that attracted a wide clientele. She returned to Zuni in 1992 and turned full time to jewelry making. Her work is collected internationally. The artist is actively involved in her tribal organizations and with various museum boards, and in conducting workshops She has also established the Leo Poblano Memorial mentorship Program in honor of her father." "My work is given energy by my memories of my father and also by the special qualities of the gems and minerals I work with. They have a lot of energy in them, and that inspires me to put them where they belong." From: McFadden & Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" 2002, pp. 76 and 77.
John Moran Auctioneers
Oct. 04, 2022
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) A mixed group of stone set and silver wire jewelry Each stamped: Veronica Comprising an abstract silver wire cuff with four druzy quartz stones in various colors (7" total inner C x 1.5" H, including a 1" gap), an oval pink druzy quartz ring (Ring size: 7.25; 1" H), and three pairs of abstract stone set earrings, including a pair with set turquoise (2.25" H), 8 pieces 119.0 grams gross Notes: "Veronica Poblano, daughter of famed Zuni carver and famed stone inlay artist, Leo Poblano (1905-1958), began making sculpture and carvings at the age of fourteen, and immediately specialized in detailed figures of animals in a variety of stones. While later living in California and caring for her two children, she began making inlay jewelry that attracted a wide clientele. She returned to Zuni in 1992 and turned full time to jewelry making. Her work is collected internationally. The artist is actively involved in her tribal organizations and with various museum boards, and in conducting workshops She has also established the Leo Poblano Memorial mentorship Program in honor of her father." "My work is given energy by my memories of my father and also by the special qualities of the gems and minerals I work with. They have a lot of energy in them, and that inspires me to put them where they belong." From: McFadden & Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" 2002, pp. 76 and 77.
John Moran Auctioneers
Oct. 04, 2022
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $1,800 - $2,200
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) A set of abstract sterling wire and set moonstone and mother of pearl jewelry, 2000 Each stamped: Veronica Comprising a silver wire cuff with swivel clasp closure (6.5" inner C x 2" H), a silver wire ring (Ring size: 8; 1.125" H), and a matching pair of pierced earrings (Each: 2.375" H), 4 pieces 135.2 grams gross Exhibitions: New York, American Craft Museum, "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art From the Southwest," May 9 - September 15, 2002 Lubbock, Texas, Museum of Texas Tech University, "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art From the Southwest," October 13, 2002 - January 5, 2003 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Philbrook Museum of Art, "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art From the Southwest," January 19 - March 16, 2003 Literature: This design illustrated: David Revere McFadden and Ellen Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation,1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" (London: Merrell Publishers Limited, 2002), 76. Notes: "Veronica Poblano, daughter of famed Zuni carver and famed stone inlay artist, Leo Poblano (1905-1958), began making sculpture and carvings at the age of fourteen, and immediately specialized in detailed figures of animals in a variety of stones. While later living in California and caring for her two children, she began making inlay jewelry that attracted a wide clientele. She returned to Zuni in 1992 and turned full time to jewelry making. Her work is collected internationally. The artist is actively involved in her tribal organizations and with various museum boards, and in conducting workshops She has also established the Leo Poblano Memorial mentorship Program in honor of her father." "My work is given energy by my memories of my father and also by the special qualities of the gems and minerals I work with. They have a lot of energy in them, and that inspires me to put them where they belong." From: McFadden & Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" 2002, pp. 76 and 77.
John Moran Auctioneers
Oct. 04, 2022
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Veronica Poblano (b. 1951, Zuni) Two Zuni stone set and silver rings Each stamped: Veronica Comprising a multistone inlay and silver ring with geometric cross-over motif and a ring with three elongated pointed oval shapes of set carved spiney oyster and turquoise, 2 pieces The first: Ring size: 8; 1.125" H; The second: Ring size: 6.5; 1.75" H 37.5 grams gross Notes: "Veronica Poblano, daughter of famed Zuni carver and famed stone inlay artist, Leo Poblano (1905-1958), began making sculpture and carvings at the age of fourteen, and immediately specialized in detailed figures of animals in a variety of stones. While later living in California and caring for her two children, she began making inlay jewelry that attracted a wide clientele. She returned to Zuni in 1992 and turned full time to jewelry making. Her work is collected internationally. The artist is actively involved in her tribal organizations and with various museum boards, and in conducting workshops She has also established the Leo Poblano Memorial mentorship Program in honor of her father." "My work is given energy by my memories of my father and also by the special qualities of the gems and minerals I work with. They have a lot of energy in them, and that inspires me to put them where they belong." From: McFadden & Napiura Taubman, ed., "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, 1, Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest" 2002, pp. 76 and 77.
John Moran Auctioneers
Feb. 05, 2022
Veronica Poblano Vintage Turquoise Lapis & Shell Inlay Mickey Mouse Cuff Bracelet
Est: $375 - $500
Sterling Silver | Genuine Turquoise, Lapis, & Shell | Veronica Poblano Vintage Turquoise Lapis & Shell Inlay Mickey Mouse Cuff Bracelet | Zuni Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Weight:66 Grams, | Dimensions: Bracelet: 5.25" inner, 1" gap, 6.25" total, 2" face width |
Billy The Kid Auction House
Feb. 15, 2020
Veronica Poblano Sterling, Coral, MOP Torc Necklace
Est: -
Vintage Veronica Poblano Sterling, Coral & MOP Flower Torc Necklace Approx. Net Weight: 66gr Keywords: Native American, Indian; Ref: BD1000
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