Leiden: 1889. iii, 288 pages plus 16 leaves of color and b/w il-lustrations of artifacts, and 1 full-page map. In addition to numerous papers on ethnography and material culture, this volume discusses the ethnographic collections of twenty-five European museums and one American and one Canadian museum and illustrates artifacts from their collections. More
Leiden: 1892. viii, 264 pages plus 18 leaves of color illustrations. Small folio size (9 1/2" x 12 1/2"), rebound in a later cloth cover over the original wrappers. In addition to numerous papers on ethnography and material culture, this volume discusses and illustrates the collections of fourteen European museums and one Australian museum. More
New York: 1987. 352 pages. Approximately 700 b/w and color photographs of ivory objects from Africa, Europe, the Pacific, Asia; North, Central, and South America, and from early civilizations. Cloth cover, small folio size (9 1/2" x 12"). More
Volume 88, Part 1 (1958) through Volume 92, Part 2 (1962). In all, 10 physical volumes (Parts).This five year run of the United Kingdon's most distinguished anthropological journal contains many papers and illustrations dealing with tribal art-producing cultures. More
London. Vol. LXX, Part 1,1940(offprint) Irving Hallowell, "The Spirits of the Dead in Salteaux Life and Thought). Pp. 29-51; n.d. (ca. 1950) E.R. Leach. "Jinghpaw Kinship Terminology". Pp. 59-72. Inscribed by author; 1951, E.R. Leach. "The Structural Implications of Matrilineal Cross-Cousin Marriage", (winner of the Curl Prize Essay). Pp. 23-55..... More
Moscow: 1969. 191 pages, 29 full-page photographs of which 9 are of traditioonal African art objects and 20 are of Asian art drawings. Hard board and linen cover. More
Tokyo: 1981, 1986 (3rd ed.). 192 pages, 354 b/w and 387 color photographs, 18 drawings and diagrams, 21 maps. More
Tokyo: 1981, (2nd edition). 192 pages, 354 b/w and 387 color photographs, 18 drawings and diagrams, 21 maps. More
Berkeley: 1955. 125 pages (five papers), 8 plates, 2 tables. Kroeber Anthropological Society. More
Bulletin Ethnografisch Museum Delft, Deel 2: 1960. 104 pages, 63 large photographs, 24 drawings. Part of the text is in Dutch, and part is in English. Articles deal with bronze objects from Lake Sentani, Peruvian textiles, Japanese ikats, and museum acquisitions. More
85 pages containing a list of approximately 2500 publications, broken into two categories: (1) Regional Ethnography and (2) General (anthropology, art, sociology, archaeology, monograph series, etc.). Leach was a renowned anthropologist whose many published works won high praise and who served as president of the Royal Anthropological Institute. Upon his... More
Los Angeles County Museum of Art: 1971. 211 pages, 322 photographs of objects, including 134 of primitive art objects. More
Vol. XXXIX, July, 1939, Nos. 88-108 Pp. 97-120; Vol. LV, February 1955, Pp. 16-32, 16 photographs, 1 drawing, 1 map. Includes, "Mundugamor Sculpture: Comments on the Art of a New Guinea Tribe", by Douglas Fraser; and "Iron Gongs from the Congo and Southern Rhodesia", by James Walton; Vol. LVII, August... More
Vol. 3, No. 1, March, 1968. 170 pages. Vol. 3, No. 2, June, 1968. pp. 173-355. Vol. 3, No. 3, September, 1968. pp. 356-522. 3 volumes. More
New York: Museum of Primitive Art, 1965. 160 pages, 134 full-page photographs. Hard board cover. This significant collection of 134 objects from Africa, Oceania, North America, Mexico and Central and South America, presents a dazzling potpourri of MPA collections. One brief, general introduction and then very good photographs, with identification... More
Leipzig: 1976. 36 pages, 25 photographs. More
New York: Sothebys, 1995. 88 pages (unpaginated), 50 full-page and half-page color photographs, 3 b/w photographs. Cloth cover with dust jacket. Mint condition. More
Mexico City: 1967. 252 pages, 158 large photographs of objects in the Museo's collection (most acquired 90-130 years ago) from Africa, the Pacific, Indonesia, the Arctic, Lapland, and the North American Indian. Cloth cover, folio size. More
1960. (Special edition on the primitive art of Oceania, Africa, North and South America) 92 pages--in Spanish and English, 57 b/w and 26 color photographs--all large, 4 maps. More
Braunschweig: 1981. 128 pages, 66 b/w and 20 color photographs, 2 drawings, 1 map. More
Philadelphia: University Museum. Vol. II, No. 2, June, 1911; Vol. III, No. 1, 1912; Vol. IV, No. 3, September, 1913; Vol. V, No. 4, 1914; Vol. VIII, No. 2, 1917: Vol. VIII, No. 3, 1917; Vol. IX, No. 1, March, 1918; Vol. IX, No. 2, 1918; September, 1920; March, 1921; June, 1921; December, 1927; March, 1928; June, 1929. More
University Museum, Philadelphia. 126 pages. "What We Know about the Maya"; 30 pages, 18 illustrations. "Two Masks from French Equatorial Africa"; 30 pages, 3 illustrations. More
University Museum, Philadelphia. 80 pages. Hall, Henry, "The Book of Tapa"; 21 pages, 3 color photographs of tapa collected by Captain Cook, 3 full-page b/w photographs. "The Use of Metals in Prehistoric America"; 22 pages, 2 illustrations. "A Golden Hoard from Ecuador"; 10 pages, photographs of 56 objects. "The Ulua Marble Vases"; 22 pages, 22 illustrations. More
46 pages. Indians of the Northwest; 36 pages, 27 illustrations. A Visit to the Otoe Indians; 7 pages, 6 illustrations. More
University Museum, Philadelphia: June 1911. 24 pages. The E.W. Clark Collection; 13 pages, photographs of 30 Maori carved boxes, clubs, staves, and houseposts. Some East African Tribes; 11 pages, 9 illustrations. More