AFRICAN ARTS MAGAZINE: A Quarterly Journal, Vol. 03, #4
Spring, 1970. More
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AFRICAN ARTS MAGAZINE: A Quarterly Journal, Vol. 11, #2
January, 1978. More
AMERICAN INDIAN ART MAGAZINE
A straight run of this important journal from Volume I, Number 1 (Autumn, 1975) through Volume 32, Number 4 (Autumn, 2007), including all the impossible to find earlier issues. In all, 128 issues. Marked down from $3500. More
ARTS PRIMITIFS DANS LES ATELIERS D'ARTISTES
Paris: Musee de l'Homme, 1967. 180 pages, 158 photographs--many full-page. Sixty-six painters and sculptors of international renown--all collectors of primitive art--selected the finest objects from their own collections for a dazzling 1967 exhibition at the Musee de l'Homme. This out of print catalogue of that exhibition has great photographs of... More
(Auction Catalogue) THE COLLECTION OF ALLAN STONE: AFRICAN, PRE-COLUMBIAN AND AMERICAN INDIAN ART. VOLUME TWO
New York: Sotheby's, May 16, 2014. 170 pages, 123 lots auctioned, all lots illustrated. Price list included. Total sales: $5,066,255. More
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CAPTAIN JAMES COOK, R.N., F.RS, Circumnavigator
Sydney: 1928, 1970 (2nd ed.). xvi, 894 pages, Cloth cover. "...fully revised, 14,078 annotated entries and enourmously extended" More
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 22nd ANNUAL REPORT, 1900-1901 (in two parts)
Washington, D.C: 1904. Part I. 320 pages. Rebound in later brown cloth cover. includes: Two Summers Work in Pueblo Ruins and Mayan Calendar Systems. More
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 30th ANNUAL REPORT, 1908-1909
Washington, D.C: 1915. 450 pages, 7 plates, 6 figures. includes: An Inquiry into the Animism and Folklore of the Guiana Indians and Ethnobotany of the Zuni Indians. More
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 38th ANNUAL REPORT, 1916-1917
Washington, D.C: 1924. 752 pages, 183 plates, 83 figures. includes: An Introductory Study of the Arts, Crafts, and Customs of the Guiana Indians. More
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 43rd ANNUAL REPORT, 1925-1926
Washington, D.C: 1928. vii, 828, 44 plates, 9 figures. includes: The Osage Tribe: Two Versions of the Child-naming Rite; Native Tribes and Dialects of Connecticut: A Mohegan-Pequot Diary; Picuris Children's Stories, with Texts and Songs and Iroquoian Cosmology. Part II. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 034, 1908. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL OBSERVATIONS: AMONG THE INDIANS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES AND NORTHERN MEXICO
Hrdlicka, A. ix, 460 pp,, 28 plates, 2 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 100, 1931. THE RUINS AT KIATUHLANNA, EASTERN ARIZONA
Roberts, F.H.H. Jr. 203 pages, 47 plates, 31 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 193, 1964.ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN THE PARITA AND SANTA MARIA ZONES OF PANAMA
Ladd, J. 303 pages,25 plates, 68 figures, 2 maps, 14 charts. More
A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE CARPETS
New York: B. Altman & Co., 1923. 55 pages (unpaginated), 6 full-page color photographs and 6 full-page b/w photographs. Decorated hard board cover (9"x12"). More
INTERNATIONALES ARCHIV FUR ETHNOLOGIE, Volume II
Leiden: 1889. iii, 288 pages plus 16 leaves of color and b/w il-lustrations of artifacts, and 1 full-page map. In addition to numerous papers on ethnography and material culture, this volume discusses the ethnographic collections of twenty-five European museums and one American and one Canadian museum and illustrates artifacts from their collections. More
JOURNAL OF THE POLYNESIAN SOCIETY. The spine reads: 1932
This thick volume contains the complete Volume 41 (1932) and Memoir No. 10 (Maori Music with Its Polynesian Background). 179, 29-78, 180-252, 79-108, 1-20, 253-328, 109-140 pages. Bound in a later red cloth binding. The condition is fair- good. More
JOURNAL OF THE POLYNESIAN SOCIETY. The spine reads: Vol. 51-56
This thick volume contains approximately 60 offprints (550-600 pages?) from Volumes 51-56 (1942-1947). Bound in later green cloth binding with red and gilt on the spine. The condition is very good. More
LUBA HEMBA
New York: Rolin Gallery, 1979. 32 pages, 38 photographs. This catalogue of the first gallery exhibtion in the U.S. devoted to Luba Hemna, features several major ancestor figures . In addition there are: masks, staffs, small figures, stools, and cup-bearers. Excellent photographs of representative examples. More
RESEARCH IN MELANESIA. Vols. 11/12, 1987 & 1988
Boroko: University of Papua New Guinea. iii, 72 pages. More
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. For the year 1923
xii, 578 pages. Includes "The Hovenweep National Monument " (10 full-page plates, 2 figures) by A. Hrdlicka and "The Origin and Antiquity of the American Indian" (17 full-page plates) by J.W. Fewkes. More
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. For the year ending July, 1892; Hales, H., A. Wanner, R. Thompson, W. Brackett. PREHISTORIC NEW MEXICAN POTTERY. and RELICS OF AN INDIAN HUNTING GROUND. and ABORIGINAL MOUNDS IN OHIO. and INDIAN REMAINS ON THE UPPER YELLOWSTONE
xlix, 811 pages, of which these 4 papers are pages 535-583; all papers are illustrated, especially the first, which contains 17 figures. Leather and marbled boards, marbled edges and endpapers. More
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. for the Year Ending June 30, 1904; Hrdlicka, A., E. Hewett, F. Krause. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE PUEBLO REGION. and THE PAINTING OF HUMAN BONES AMONG THE AMERICAN ABORIGINES . and SLING CONTRIVANCES FOR PROJECTILE WEAPONS (includes 4 pages of drawings of tribal slings and weapons)
lxxix, 804 pages. Cloth cover. More
