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Ramiro Veloz
20th Century Potter
Mexican
Ramiro Veloz Gutierrez lives next door to Juan Quezada. He makes a beautiful ware with very thin walls and detailed painting. His wife, Sylvia Casas, painted the pots until she died of cancer in July 1991. About a year and a half later, Ramiro's twelve-year-old son, Ramiro, Jr., began painting his father's pots. Young Ramiro has talent; so much so that he now signs all of the work that he and his father produce "Ramiro Veloz Casas," omitting the "Junior." Unfortunately, Ramiro, a robust, handsome man, suffered a stroke that left him partially paralized and unable to work. Since then Ramiro Jr. has filled the gap, making and selling pots to support the family.
20th Century Potter
Mexican
Ramiro Veloz Gutierrez lives next door to Juan Quezada. He makes a beautiful ware with very thin walls and detailed painting. His wife, Sylvia Casas, painted the pots until she died of cancer in July 1991. About a year and a half later, Ramiro's twelve-year-old son, Ramiro, Jr., began painting his father's pots. Young Ramiro has talent; so much so that he now signs all of the work that he and his father produce "Ramiro Veloz Casas," omitting the "Junior." Unfortunately, Ramiro, a robust, handsome man, suffered a stroke that left him partially paralized and unable to work. Since then Ramiro Jr. has filled the gap, making and selling pots to support the family.
Artist Objects
Vessel L95.1.2