AFRICAN ARTS MAGAZINE: A Quarterly Journal, Vol. 02, #2
Winter, 1969. More
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AFRICAN ARTS MAGAZINE: A Quarterly Journal, Vol. 07, #2
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August, 1988. More
(Auction Catalogue) Sotheby's, June 16, 1980. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART FROM BENIN, THE PROPERTY OF A EUROPEAN PRIVATE COLLECTOR
London. 67 pages, 24 lots auctioned, all lots illustrated--most with several photographs--both b/w and color. Hard board cover. Price list included. More
(Auction Catalogue) Sotheby's, June 23, 2006. COLLECTION NICOLE ET JOHN DINTENFASS. ART AFRICAIN.
Paris. 143 pages, 57 lots auctioned, all lots illustrated. Price list included. More
(Auction Catalogue) Sotheby's, May 11, 2012. MASTERPIECES OF AFRICAN ART FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE WERNER MUENSTERBERGER.
Paris. 51 pages, 65 lots auctioned, all lots illustraated. Total sales: $3,130,250, Price list included. More
(Auction catalogue) Sotheby's, October 5, 2006. THE DUNDAS COLLECTION OF NORTHWEST COAST AMERICAN INDIAN ART.
New York. 112 pages, 57 lots auctioned, all lots illustrated. Price list included. This collection, of what is generally considered to be the finest and most important colleciton of Northwest Coast art ever to have been auctioned, brought in a remarkable $7,030,6000. More
(Auction Catalogue)Chrisite's, June 14, 2011. LA COLLECTION HOTZ: ARTS D'AFRIQUE.
Paris. 46 pages, 24 lots auctioned, all lots illustrated, including lot 191 (which also is the subject of an essay, plus 16 styliistic drawings of Kota reliquary figures) which sold for 1,229,800 euros (about $1,765,000). Price list included. More
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 41st ANNUAL REPORT, 1919-1924; Coiled Basketry in British Columbia
Washington, D.C: 1928. Haeberlin, H.K., Teit, J.A., Roberts, H.H. 626 pages, 137 plates, 200 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 050, 1911. PRELIMINARY REPORT ON A VISIT TO THE NAVAHO NATIONAL MONUMENT, ARIZONA
Fewkes, J.W. 42 pages, 22 plates, 3 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 070, 1919. PREHISTORIC VILLAGES, CASTLES, AND TOWERS OF SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO.
Fewke, J.W. 79 pages, 33 plates, 18 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 079, 1923. BLOOD REVENGE, WAR, AND VICTORY FEASTS AMONG THE JIBARO INDIANS OF EASTERN ECUADOR
Karsten, R. 101 pages, 10 plates. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 161, 1956. SEMINOLE MUSIC
Densmore, F. xxviii, 224 pp, 18 plates, 1 figure, 243 music scores. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 195, 1965. THE PONCA TRIBE
Howard, J.H. xii, 191 pages of text containing 5 figures and 1 map, plus 24 pages of photographs. Cloth cover. 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
LAPPONICA.; Studia Ethnographica Upsaliensia XXI
1964. 357 pages (26 papers dealing with the ethnology, material culture, customs and rituals of the Lap peoples; 24 papers are in English and 2 are in German). There are approximately 75 photographs, drawings and maps. Small folio size (13"x10 1/2:). Very good-fine condition. From the library of ethnographer Ferdinand..... More
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. For the Year Ending June 30, 1900. Part I; Mason, O. ABORIGINAL AMERICAN HARPOONS: A STUDY IN ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION AND INVENTION
Pp. 189-304 (containing 91 figures), plus 19 pages of drawings. Harpoons from all of Aboriginal America are discussed and illustrated, but the bulk of the work deals with Arctic harpoons. Also included in this xvi, 737 page volume is W.H. Holmes heavily illustrated (particularly of Tulare basketry) study, Anthropological Studies..... More
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. for the Year Ending June 30, 1930.; Krieger, H. W. , W. Hough. ASPECTS OF ABORIGINAL DECORATIVE ART IN AMERICA BASED ON SPECIMENS IN THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. ANCIENT SEATING FURNITURE IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.
xii, 650 pages, 37 full-page plates, 24 full-page plates of seating furniture from Africa, Southeast Asia, the Pacific, Mesoamerica, and the Middle East. Cloth cover. More
TE WANAGNA. The Journal of the Board of Maori Ethnological Research; ...(published quarterly)
Wellington. Volume I, No. I, September, 1929, 82 pages, illustrations, maps. Volume I, No. II, December 1929, 260 pages. Vol. II, No. I and Vol. II, No. II. March 1930 and June 1930, 180 and 40 pages. All three volumes tight and in very good condition. More
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ANNUAL REPORTS. 21st ANNUAL REPORT, Vol. 4--Hydrography
(U.S.Department of the Interior). Washington, D.C. 1900. Has black and gold cloth cover and is in good--very good condition. 768 pages, 67 pages of maps and photographs, 271 figures, color map in pocket. More
TRADITIONAL BHUTANESE TEXTILES.
Bangkok: 1984, 1986. (2nd printing). 154 pages, 194 color photographs, 2 b/w photographs. A mini visual-encyclopedia of traditional Bhutanese textile styles and types, this handsome work illustrates over 200 classic Bhutanese weavings. The text is slim, the photographs are rich, and a full descrition is provided for each illustrated textile..... More
THE MAORI CANOE: An Account of Various Types of Vessels Used by the Maori of New Zealand in Former Times. With Some Description of Those of the Isles of the Pacific, and a Brief Account of the Peopling of New Zealand; Dominion Museum Bulletin No. 7, 1925
Wellington. 312 pages, 178 figures, 1 map. More