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Arizona Highways, 1957-08
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![]() | [...]d that much has happened in the past decade since EMRY KoPTA, ScuLPTOR OF I N DIANS[...] |
![]() | [...]he footsteps of a distinguished father. The elder Kopta stop at Gallup, an[...]His son Emry studied the violin under able teachers. n[...]ams was a tremendous collection was Emry Kopta, destined to spend many years in the[...]sculptor of Indians. for young Kopta. His father had acquired a ranch in the b[...]or, and several heavy and com- Kopta had planned a career as violinist, followi[...] |
![]() | EMRY KOPT A-SCULPTOR OF IN DJ ANS[...]shed clay which she used was made available to Kopta. Her Finally one day, when the door was[...]his last stay that the trip to the Hubbell Kopta's first model was a young matron who lived[...]ere Arizona. Kopta was not. So they arranged a vacation trip son[...]Christian faith. While Kopta was living in Polacca, Sieup-[...]renzo made the trip Early in his work Kopta became acquainted with a he-la died. In[...]. They be- he be buried "in a box." Kopta and another white man[...]he mesa, saw a part of a ceremony, visited with Kopta's first studio at Polaccct[...]time was up, Emry Kopta had made a decision.[...]Pavatea, and Tom also liked Kopta. The friendship[...]a new house. While it was under way Kopta rented a roo[...]corner room was assigned to Kopta and remained his Kopta's favorite model, Co-ya-wy-ema[...]ir food. Sometimes he worked in of W alpi. Kopta twice modeled his head. One of these hou[...]vatea fixed up a better building next Kopta made frequent use of his camera in connection[...]ed with that position and with Pavatea home where Kopta lived to the trading post, and this was the[...]From the beginning and throughout his career Kopta ture reference. This might be a study embody[...]is home in Phoenix, the whereabouts of two Kopta's art was Saa-ci, head of the Antelope Society of[...]fortunate. In the villages of addition he and Kopta worked together on other photo- Ceremony[...]of the women is graphs. One time Harry and Kopta found an eagle and name, curiously, is[...]feat hers play a part in cere- lost his sight. Kopta did a striking head of Saa-ci, and this[...] |
![]() | [...]e a type of earring that The head that Kopta did was finished in black terra mirably serv[...]blanket or quilt, a part of which a circle, and Kopta modeled his head wearing the earrings portray[...]Another small figure done by Kopta was The Medi- passes around her forehead,[...]sig- One of the engaging subjects for Kopta's work was cine Man, a full-length in a dr[...]id a As so often happens, the work of Emry Kopta was recovered from ancient ruins are counterpart[...]ble In addition to a noteworthy head, Kopta did a mask ished work, sometimes as a study[...]ilent con- and abdomen and the pose of head. Kopta photographed But whoever happens[...]t but for its Pinyon . It was this same clay that Kopta used. Descendants called The Thinker. With Har[...]layed a prominent part in First Mesa model, Kopta did a terra cotta of this figure. Harry of[...] |
![]() | [...]the o lder Hopis today if he knew Emry Kopta. "You living at Polacca, his u[...]Kopta agreed to do t he War Memoria l and travelled eat. Kopta modeled her head, made replicas in te1-ra cotta,[...]While kopta was at work on the memorial he met[...]mercial under- In his studio Kopta designed and modeled t he ped- graceful[...]takings came along. For several summers Kopta and his estal, massive but .gracefu[...]in the studio, the artist cooperation of Mr s. Emry K opta, widow of t he sculptor. All of and mo[...]and the Hear d Museum. T he artist was Emry Kopta, sculptor of Indians. as many[...]sired, t hus making possible additional After Kopta had been living and working in t he Hopi[...] |
Arizona Highways Magazine, Arizona Highways, 1957-08. Arizona Memory Project, accessed 15/05/2025, https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/nodes/view/22579