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
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
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
Wellington. 312 pages, 178 figures, 1 map. More
New York: 1980. 240 pages, 90 b/w and 80 color photographs--mostly full-page--of Pacific art masterpieces in New Zealand museums. Cloth cover. More
Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies: 1982. 214 pages, 248 drawings plus 54 full-page photographs of Arnhem Land rock paintings. Cloth cover, folio size (9"x14"). More
Field Museum Anthropological Series, Vol. XIV, No. 1, 1915. 226 pages (some uncut). This volume examines the myths of the Tinguian as a vehicle to bring together the culture of this people as it appeared in the myths and to contrast it to the conditions and religious beliefs of the..... More
New Delhi: 1981. xiv. 222 pages, 12 photographs. Cloth cover. This is probably the first extensive study to be published on this Indian people who live in the Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya. More
Paris: 1959. 238 pages of text plus 16 pages of photographs. Inscribed by author. More
Bombay: 1955. xxiv, 597 pages of text containing 73 drawings (almost all of objects of material culture) and 2 maps, plus 72 photographic plates dealing with all aspects of Saora culture and religion. Decorated fabric atop board cover. More
Nerang: 1983. x, 167 pages, 141 color and 36 b/w photographs, 1 map. Hard board cover. The traditional, pre-contact culture of the Bundi, a people who live in the Highland fringe of Papua New Guinea, is the subject of this out of print study based on the author's work among..... More
New York: 1971. 360 pages 276 b/w and 2 color photographs--all large, many full-page. Cloth cover, The Fuller Collection, given to the Field Museum, was begun before 1900 and includes over 6500 objects. Especially strong on Polynesia and New Zealand, it includes outstanding examples from all of the Pacific. The..... More
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, Anthropological Papers, Vol. 56, Part 3: 1980. Pages 321-554, 21 figures. More
Societe des Oceanistes, Publication No. 30. Paris: 1972. vii, 156 pages of text, plus 250 unpaginated pages of illustrations containing hundreds of photographs, drawings and many maps. 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
New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1956. 95 pages, 92 b/w and 14 color photographs. Decorated hard board cover. 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
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
London, 1916: Oosterhout, 1969 (reprint). (4 volumes). 2,260 pages, 126 full-page photographs. Cloth covers. More
National Gallery of Victoria: 1989. 104 pages, 59 color photographs, 8 b/w photographs, 2 pages of drawings, 1 map. More
New York: 1991. 320 pages, 181 color and 241 b/w photographs, 13 maps. Cloth cover. Mint condition. To accompany the first major exhibition of outer-island Indonesian art to be held in the U.S., this sumptuously illustrated catalogue was published. The exhibition, displaying seldom-seen and rarely published objects from museum and..... More