was created by Malvina Hoffman, a notable American sculptor. In 1978 Martinez had a major solo exhibition at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution. Collections Brooklyn Museum Cincinnati Art Museum Cleveland Museum of Art Crocker Art Museum Denver Art Museum Everson Museum of Art Gilcrease Museum Institute of Texan Cultures Jesse Peter Multicultural Museum Millicent Rogers Museum Minneapolis Institute of Art Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg Museum of Modern Art National Museum of the American Indian National Museum of Women in the Arts Portland Art Museum Smithsonian American Art Museum Toledo Museum of Art University of Michigan Museum of Art See also List of indigenous artists of the Americas List of Native American artists Native American pottery American Museum of Ceramic Art Her artworks has been exhibited and are a part of the Permanent Collection San Ildefonso Self-Taught Group Black-on-black ware References Further reading External links Fact sheet on Maria Martinez 1887 births 1980 deaths Native American potters Artists from New Mexico American women ceramists American ceramists Pueblo artists Puebloan peoples 20th-century American women artists Native American women artists Women potters Cowgirl Hall of Fame inductees People from San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico 20th-century ceramists 20th-century Native Americans 20th-century Native American women Tewa people