LITTLE HERDER IN WINTER
Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1940. [JUVENILE]. 64 pages, 20 drawings of Navajo scenes. Decorated cloth cover. More
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NAVAHO TRADING DAYS
Albuquerque: 1963. xi, 388 pages, 318 photographs--all half-page or larger. Cloth cover. A wonderful tale of life as an Indian trader in the 1920s and 30s, told by an articulate, cerebral author who has almost perfectly captured the quality of life in northeastern Arizona and on Navaho and Hopi reservations..... More
PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE SOUTHWEST, Adam Clark Vroman, 1856-1916
Ward Ritchie Press, 1961. 127 pages, 91 full-page photographs, 12 smaller photographs. Cloth cover, mint condition. More
THE NIGHT CHANT, A NAVAHO CEREMONY
Salt Lake City: 1995 (reprint). Cloth cover (7"x10"). xlviii, 335 pages of text contaiing 19 figures, plus 5 pages of color plates and 3 pages of b/w plates. More
THE PEOPLE SPEAK. NAVAJO FOLK ART
Flagstaff: 1994. xii, 163 pages, 93 large color photographs, 42 b/w photographs, 3 maps. Cloth cover. The scope of this book is wide-ranging. It includes self-taught Navajo artists, who have created paintings, drawings, sculptures, assemblages, pottery, and pictorial rugs. Lovely, enchanting works, all non-ceremonial, done by the finest innovative Navajo..... More
HOPI PROPER NAMES. The Stanley McCormick Expedition
Field Columbian Museum, Publication 100, Anthropological Series, Vol. VI, No. 3: 1905. 52 pages (some uncut). More
BLANKET WEAVING IN THE SOUTHWEST
Tucson: 2003. xxvi, 444 pages, 191 color plates, 99 figures, 6 spechtrophometric profiles, 10 tables, 2 maps. Cloth cover with dust jacket. Mint condition. Unquestionably the most important work published on the weavings of the Navajo, Pueblo, and Rio Grande/Chimayo peoples. More
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