LEARNING NAVAHO. Vol. 3
St. Michaels: 1947. 166 pages. More
St. Michaels: 1947. 166 pages. More
Weisbaden: 1988. 138 pages, 172 drawings of several hundred objects of material culture, 2 b/w photographs, 4 pages of color drawings, 2 maps. More
MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes and Monographs, .Vol. VII, No.4, 1921. 211 pages of text containing 33 photographs and drawings of artifacts, plus 122 pages of b/w and color photographs of hundreds of artifacts, and 2 maps of the islands of the Santa Barbara coast that were occupied..... More
New York: 1930 (1st U.S. edition). viii, 303 pages, 11 full-page color photographs, 12 full-page b/w photographs, 141 smaller b/w photographs and drawings, 1 map. This very extensive study deals with the clothing, decoration and masks of indigenous peoples of Africa, the Pacific, North and South America and pre-historic peoples..... More
Northbridge (Australia): 1984. 174 unnumbered pages, recording the 500 mile 1977 journey of the author ( a celebrated artist) in a dugout canoe. Almost every page is filled with drawings (of artifacts and people) made on the journey and diary entries discussing them. Leather cover, edition limited to 600 numbered..... More
Chicago: A.M. McClurg & Co, 1920, 1st ed.--2nd printing. xvi, 213 pages plus 232 b/w photographs and drawings and 32 full-page color photographs. Original cloth cover. More
New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1956. 95 pages, 92 b/w and 14 color photographs. Decorated hard board cover. More
Albuquerque: 1978. 272 pages, 101 b/w and 16 color illustrations of hundreds of objects. Cloth cover. Probably the best volume available on Southwest jewelry--with particular emphasis on prehistoric and historic jewelry. The formal, cultural, and chronological relationships of the jewelry of the three great cultural tradition of the Southwest--Hohokam, Mogollon..... More
New York: Asia Society Galleries, 1990. 288 pages, 157 color photographs--many full-page and double-page, 71 b/w photographs, 5 drawings--all photographs and drawings of the arts of the royal court, dating back to the 8th and 9th centuries, and including jewelry, masks, sculptures, sacred weapons, carvings, musical instrucments, royal textiles, manuscripts..... More
Institut d'Ethnologie, Travaux et Memoires, LII. Paris: 1949. (Travaux et Memoires de L'Institut D'Ethnologie-lii). 257 pages--some uncut, 43 figures--mostly drawings of objects of material culture. More
Washington D.C. 1979. 365 pages, 405 b/w 13 color photographs. Later cloth cover. One of the most comprehensive exhibitions of Pacific Art ever mounted was held the summer of 1979 at the National Gallery of Art. This dazzling exhibition was comprised of over 400 objects, many of them never before..... More
Santa Fe: Rydal Press, 1945. xiii, 317 pages of text plus 11 unnumbered leaves of photograph, maps on endpapers. Cloth cover. Edition limited to 500 copies. Howes K37. More
Detroit Institute of Arts, 1959. 124 pages, 95 b/w photographs--all large, may full-page and 4 full-page color photographs, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
Museum fur Volker-kunde, Berlin. The West African collections of the Museum fur Volkerkunde in Berlin are among the oldest and finest in the world, and are particularly strong in materials from the former German Cameroons and Togo, as well as Nigeria. These wonderful, out of print catalogues illustrate and describe..... More
Studia Ethnographica Up-saliensia, VIII: 1957. 172 pages (many uncut), 38 pages of drawings of objects and 2 full-page photographs of objects. Edition limited to 500 copies. Mint condition. Volume II examines the family, law and social organization. More
Chicago: 1931. 58 pages, 44 pages of photographs of hundreds of carved artifacts, 8 pages of rubbings of the designs on bark belts. More
Paris: 1947. 150 pages, 136 b/w and 6 color pho-tographs. Linen board cover. More
1922,1924,1923. (1) 21 pages of drawings, 6 full-page photographs. (2) 11 pages, 2 pages of photographs, 1 draqwing. (3) 12 pages, 2 pages of photographs, 1 page of drawings. All three papers have been bound into one volume in a later cloth cover. Fine condition. More
Geneva: 1964. xiv, 229 pages, 60 b/w and 85 color photographs--mainly full-page, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORy, Memoirs, Vol. III-1: 1900. 228 pages of text containing 291 drawings of Huichol artifacts, plus 3 pages of color illustrations, 1 page of b/w illustrations, 1 page of photographs, 2 maps. Original wrappers. Folio size (11"x14"). When this work was published, in the first year..... More
Memorias del Instituto Nacional de Anropologia e Historia, I. Mexico City: 1951. xix, 970 pages, 476 photographs, 291 drawings, 33 figures, maps on endpapers. Cloth cover. Inscribed by author. More
San Vicente Foundation, Santa Fe: 1949 (2nd printing). 99 pages, 165 photographs, 3 full-page color drawings. Hard board cover. Fine cndition. More
Norman: 1965. 416 pages, 140 b/w and 48 color illustrations. Cloth cover, new and unopend copy in dust jacket. This indispensable, heavily illustrated volume is the best general survey in English, and it provides a village by village account of the arts and crafts of these two countries. Though the..... More
Tucson: 1983. 273 pages, 61 b/w and 9 color photographs, 5 charts, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
New York: 1991. (two volumes). Vol. I: xviii, 790 pages. Vol. II: xviii, Pp 791-1506. Cloth covers. The finest and most comprehensive bibliography published to date on this topic, this essential two-volume set (only 350 were printed) contains 8363 annotated entries. The two indices--by culture and by subject--make this the..... More