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
Basel: 1959. 32 pages, 27 photographs. Museum fur Volkerkunde. More
1954. American Anthropologist, Vol. 56, No. 6. Part 2. xi, 286 pages. More
New York: 1931, 1932. xvii, 626 pages, 28 pages of photographs, 58 drawings. Cloth cover. More
Paris: Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, 1984. 422 pages, 637 small b/w photographs of African, Oceanic, pre-Columbian, Eskimo, Northwest Coast, Native American, Ancient and 20th century European and American art; plus approximately 235 pages of large b/w and color photographs of art from all of the above groups. Fine condition..... More
Perth: n.d., ca 1982-85. viii, 68 pages (listing and description of 1087 items), 4 pages of photographs. Very good condition. More
Uppsala: Swedish Archaeological Society, 1951. 360 pages (many uncut). More
Geneva: Collection Barbier-Muller, 1977. 131 pages, 55 tipped-in color and b/w photographs. Edition limited to 500 copies. More
Royal Scottish Museum, 1983. 96 pages, 96 b/w and 24 color photographs of musical instrumets from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. More
Chicago: 1963, 1969. x, 349 pages. More
Solothurn: 1981. 180 pages, 49 color and 15 b/w photographs of objects from Africa, Oceania, and the Americas in the collection of the Musee Barbier-Muller. More
New York: 1971. 428 pages, 80 illustrations. An all-star roster of twenty-four noted scholars contribute an essay each, focusing on aesthetic ideas and the creative process in primitive societies, i.e., the importance of art in a tribal society. Recent studies have uncovered the extraordinarily wide range of aesthetic views found..... More
New York: 1971. 428 pages, 80 illustrations. Cloth cover. An all-star roster of twenty-four noted scholars contribute an essay each, focusing on aesthetic ideas and the creative process in primitive societies, i.e., the importance of art in a tribal society. Recent studies have uncovered the extraordinarily wide range of aesthetic..... More
Marseille: 1992. 311 pages, 121 photographs, 2 drawings. This book presents, for the first time, the earliest hundred films shot among the peoples of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas, the "others". Arranged in a chronological sequence, these "looks" witness the first cinematic encounter with "the others", and presents a "still"..... More
Natur och Kultur, Stockholm: 1926. 168 pages, 18 photographs and drawings of rituals, shamans, and shamanic tools of tri bal peoples around th eworld and far northern European peoples. Cloth cover. More
Washington, D.C. 1970. xvii, 134 pages, 101 color and 46 b/w photographs, 2 drawings, 5 maps. Cloth cover. More
Oslo: 1957. 106 pages, 4 pages of photographs, 21 pages of drawings, 2 pages of maps. More
Klasse: 1958. 120 pages, 4 pages of color plates, 98 b/w photographs,7 drawings, 26 maps. More
Munich: 1923. 448 pages, 131 b/w, 30 sepia, and 6 color photographs--all full-page, 63 drawings. Cloth cover, spine reinforced. More
Leipzig: 1925. xvi, 286 pages of text (in German, English, French, Spanish, and Italian.) containing numerous figures, plus 83 pages of photographs and drawings. Cloth cover, small folio size (9"x12"). More
Stuttgart: 1953. 64 pages, 48 full-page photographs of masks (23 African, 18 Oceanic, 7 from the Americas) Hard board cover. More
Santa Ana: 1992. x, 166 pages, 133 color photographs of Oceanic, African, pre-Columbian, and Native American objects; 4 maps. Cloth cover. The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art is dedicated to the arts and culture or the indigenous peoples of the Americas, Africa, and the Pacific Rim, and it houses major..... More
New York: 1976. 272 pages, 2443 b/w and 126 large color photogrpahs, 21 drawings. Cloth cover (small folio size), inner hinges reinforced. This luxurious volume was the first to focus exclusively on resist dyeing as an art form. Surveying these very special forms of artistic epression, the sumptuous photographs--many published..... More
Paris: 1927. 316 pages (some uncut), 23 figures--mainly full page photographs. More
1943. American Anthropologist, Vol. 45, No. 4, Part 2. 96 pages. More