Working exclusively in terra cotta clay. Judith slowly evolved from sculpting female figures and biblical woman to her present interest in Indian women and children. Judith was so deeply impressed by the Indians dignity and pride that she soon began to incorporate various Indian pottery techniques into her sculpture. Such techniques as coil building, burnishing the surface, and producing blackware sculpture by reduction pit firing, created a feeling of being spiritually allied to the Indian culture and their love of the earth.

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• Watches With Wolves Watches With Wolves
• Southwest Solace Southwest Solace
• Waiting For Winter Waiting For Winter
• Mexican Madona Mexican Madona
• Sacagawa And Pomp Sacagawa And Pomp
• Mother To Be Mother To Be
• SantaFe Market Woman SantaFe Market Woman
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