New York: 1988. 269 pages, 97 color and 88 b/w photographs--mostly full-page and half-page, 2 maps. Soft cover. More about FROM THE LAND OF THE TOTEM POLES. The Northwest Coast Indian Art Collection at the American...
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. More about CHIEFLY FEASTS. The Enduring Kwakiutl Potlatch
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. More about CHIEFLY FEASTS. The Enduring Kwakiutl Potlatch
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. More about THE YUQUOT WHALER’S SHRINE
xix, 322 pages, 149 color and /bw photographs, 1 douple-page map. More about ART OF THE NORTHWEST COAST
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. More about THE ARTISTS BEHIND THE WORK: Life Histories of Nick Charles, Sr., Frances Demientieff, Lena...
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. More about DRAWING SHADOWS TO STONE. The Photography of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition, 1897-1902
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. More about NORTHWEST TRADITIONS
Seattle: 1978. 112 pages, 45 color and 138 b/w photographs, 26 drawings. More about EXPLORING WASHINGTON ARCHAEOLOGY
Seattle: 1978. 112 pages, 45 color and 138 b/w photographs, 26 drawings. Cloth cover edition. More about EXPLORING WASHINGTON ARCHAEOLOGY
Seattle: 1956, 1971 (2nd printing). viii, 310 pages, 43 pages of drawings of 40 artifacts, 1 fold-out map. More about THE TLINGIT INDIANS. Results of a Trip to the Northwest Coast of America and the Bering Straits.;...
Seattle, 1966, 1981 (reprint). 43 pages, 16 pages of photographs--mostly of old Tlingit and Haida totem poles, memorial columns, and villages, 1 map. More about INDIAN VILLAGES OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA; Offprint. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. Washington,...
Seattle: 1982. 259 pages, 58 b/w photographs, 4 full-page color photographs, 2 drawings, 3 maps. Cloth cover. More about THE WAY OF THE MASKS
Leiden: 1932. xiii, 118, 3 pages, 8 figures of "...serpent types, mostly representing the Sisutl form". Wardwell 284. More about THE SERPENT IN KWAKIUTL RELIGION. A Study in Primitive Culture
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... More about VOYAGE AUTOUR DU MONDE. Execute par ordre de Sa Majeste L'Empereur Nicolas Ier, Sur la Corvette...
Vancouver: 1989. 96 pages, 75 photographs, 17 site drawings, 2 illustrations, 1 map. More about CHIEFS OF THE SEA AND SKY. Haida Heritage Sites of the Queen Charlotte Islands
Vancouver: 1983. 66 pages, 55 b/w and 11 color photographs, 9 drawings, 2 maps. More about NINSTINTS, HAIDA WORLD HERITAGE SITE
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. More about THE NORTHWEST COAST COLLECTIONS: LEGACY OF A LIVING CULTURE
Forest Grove: 1978, 1994. 160 pages, 54 b/w and 8 color photographs--all full-page, 7 line-drawings. More about A WORLD OF FACES. Masks of the Northwest Coast Indians
Makah Cultural & Research Center: 1978. Photographs of the Makah by Samuel G. Morse. 1896-1903. 67 pages, 42 photographs, 1 map. More about PORTRAIT IN TIME
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... More about THE SALISH PEOPLE. The Local Contribution of Charles Hill-Tout
Seattle: 1984. xxii, 343 pages (14 ethnographic essays), 24 photographs, 19 figures, 14 tables, 3 maps. Cloth cover. More about THE TSIMSHIAN AND THEIR NEIGHBORS OF THE NORTH PACIFIC COAST
New York: 1967. 289 pages, more than 200 illustrations. Cloth cover. More about LOST HERITAGE OF ALASKA, THE ADVENTURES AND ART OF THE ALASKAN COASTAL INDIANS
Vancouver: 1992. 191 pages, 62 pages of photographic portraits, 59 small photographs. Cloth cover ed. More about OUR CHIEFS AND ELDERS. Words and Photographs of Native Leaders
Washington, D.C. 1944. 80 pages, 36 photographs, 64 drawings. More about SPRUCE ROOT BASKETRY OF THE ALASKAN TLINGIT