New York: American Museum of Natural History, 1991. 300 pages, 132 large--mostly full-page--color photographs, 86 b/w photographs--of 19th and 20th century Kwakiutl art in the museum's collections. Cloth cover.
New York: American Museum of Natural History, 1991. 300 pages, 132 large--mostly full-page--color photographs, 86 b/w photographs--of 19th and 20th century Kwakiutl art in the museum's collections.
Seattle: 1999. xiv, 233 pages, 109 photographs, principally of carved figures and whales that had been acquired in 1905 from a Nootka shrine (the shrine itself, was also acquired) on the remote west coast of Vancouver Island for the American Museum of Natural History, 3 maps. Cloth cover.
xix, 322 pages, 149 color and /bw photographs, 1 douple-page map.
149 pages, 14 color photographs and 94 b/w photographs--principally of Northwest Coast and Eskimo objects created by these four 20th century artists, 4 drawings, 10 maps.
112 pages, 88 photographs--about 70 them were taken in the field during the Jesup North Pacific Expedition's 1897-1902 explorations among the peoples of the Northwest Coast and Siberia.
Seattle Art Museum: 1978. (Exhibition catalogue). 108 pages, 22 color and 65 b/w photographs of works done by Northwest Coast artists in the 40s, 50s, and 60s including Morris Graves, Mark Tobey, Kenneth Callahan, William Ivey, and others.
Seattle: 1978. 112 pages, 45 color and 138 b/w photographs, 26 drawings.
Seattle: 1978. 112 pages, 45 color and 138 b/w photographs, 26 drawings. Cloth cover edition.
Seattle: 1956, 1971 (2nd printing). viii, 310 pages, 43 pages of drawings of 40 artifacts, 1 fold-out map.
Seattle, 1966, 1981 (reprint). 43 pages, 16 pages of photographs--mostly of old Tlingit and Haida totem poles, memorial columns, and villages, 1 map.
Seattle: 1982. 259 pages, 58 b/w photographs, 4 full-page color photographs, 2 drawings, 3 maps. Cloth cover.
Leiden: 1932. xiii, 118, 3 pages, 8 figures of "...serpent types, mostly representing the Sisutl form". Wardwell 284.
Paris, 1835 & 1836; Amsterdam and New York: 1971 (reprint). (three volumes of text and an elephant folio atlas volume) Vol. I: xxiv, 410 pages, 1 fold-out map, 1 fold-out chart. Vol. II: ii, 387 pages, 1 drawing, 1 fold-out map. Vol. III: xiv, 352 pages, 1 fold-out chart. Atlas...
Vancouver: 1989. 96 pages, 75 photographs, 17 site drawings, 2 illustrations, 1 map.
Vancouver: 1983. 66 pages, 55 b/w and 11 color photographs, 9 drawings, 2 maps.
Field Museum of Natural History Bulletin, 1962 (revised and reprinted 1968)Vol. 53, No. 4, 1982. 26 pages, 17 large b/w photographs, 4 full-page color photographs, 1 fold-out chart.
Forest Grove: 1978, 1994. 160 pages, 54 b/w and 8 color photographs--all full-page, 7 line-drawings.
Makah Cultural & Research Center: 1978. Photographs of the Makah by Samuel G. Morse. 1896-1903. 67 pages, 42 photographs, 1 map.
Vancouver: 1978. This four volume set is a collected edition of all the field work done by Charles Hill-Tout in the period 1895-1911. (4 volumes). Vol. I: "The Thompson and the Okangan". 167 pages, 5 photographs, 3 drawings, 3 maps. Vol. II: "The Squamish and the Lillooet". 163 pages, 5...
Seattle: 1984. xxii, 343 pages (14 ethnographic essays), 24 photographs, 19 figures, 14 tables, 3 maps. Cloth cover.
New York: 1967. 289 pages, more than 200 illustrations. Cloth cover.
Vancouver: 1992. 191 pages, 62 pages of photographic portraits, 59 small photographs. Cloth cover ed.
Washington, D.C. 1944. 80 pages, 36 photographs, 64 drawings.
Victoria: 1938. 142 pages, 35 photographs (all but one or two are full-page) almost entirely of artifacts, color fold-out map. Decorated cloth cover.
