Dora De Larios

De Larios’ figurative sculptures reflected her understanding of world cultures and ancient art. She felt a particularly strong connection to the Pre-Columbian pottery of her Mexican heritage.

Dora De Larios, Sculpture, 1960. Unglazed stoneware, California Visionaries: Seminal Studio Craft, Featuring Works from the Forrest L. Merrill Collection
Dora De Larios, Sculpture, 1960. Unglazed stoneware
Dora De Larios, Sculpture, 1960. Unglazed stoneware, California Visionaries: Seminal Studio Craft, Featuring Works from the Forrest L. Merrill Collection
Dora De Larios, Sculpture, 1960. Unglazed stoneware
Dora De Larios, Sculpture, 1960. Unglazed stoneware, California Visionaries: Seminal Studio Craft, Featuring Works from the Forrest L. Merrill Collection
Dora De Larios, Sculpture (detail), 1960. Unglazed stoneware
Dora De Larios, Europa and the Bull, 1962. Jay Oligny photograph
Dora De Larios, Europa and the Bull, 1962. Jay Oligny photograph
Dora De Larios, Europa and the Bull
Dora De Larios, Europa and the Bull
Janus, Dora De Larios, Ceramic, Maloof Foundation
Janus, Dora De Larios, Ceramic