Detroit Institute of the Arts, 1985. 240 pages, 52 color and 132 b/w photographs, 3 maps. Cloth cover, mint condition. The prehistoric art and artifacts of Indians who lived in the area stretching from the Atlantic to the edge of the Plains and from the Great Lakes to the gulf... More about ANCIENT ART OF THE AMERICAN WOODLAND INDIANS
Denver Art Museum: 1982. 152 pages, 105 b/w and 56 color photographs. One of the earliest museums to collect Plains Indian art was the Denver Art Museum. In 1982, for the first time, the bulk of this famous Plains Indian art collection was ex-hibited, and later traveled to four European... More about CIRCLES OF THE WORLD. Traditional Arts of the Plains Indians
Field Museum, Publication 81, 1903. x, 475 pages. Around the turn of the century, one hundred and forty-six traditions (myths) of the Arapaho were collected by Dorsey and Kroeber. This assemblage of the myths may be the only publication extant that has such a large record of the traditions of... More about TRADITIONS OF THE ARAPAHO, Collected Under the Auspices of the Field Colombian Museum and the...
Washington, D.C. 1986. 239 pages, 26 color and 208 b/w photographs, 11 drawings, 1 map. Cloth cover with dust jacket. The first comprehensive book on the three dimensional carvings of Plains Indians, this long overdue study documents changes in style and subject matter, and, where possible, identifies carvings by the... More about PLAINS INDIAN SCULPTURE, A Traditional Art from America's Heartland