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American Indian Art Magazine
American Indian Art is a quarterly magazine featuring art by North American Indians. Each issue is filled with articles, illustrations, and art for both professional and casual readers. This magazine subscription covers American Indian painting, jewelry, carving, textiles, basketry, and ceramics. Special features include book reviews, exhibition schedules, and museum announcements.
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American Indian Art Magazine Subscription
American Indian Art Magazine features American Indian painting, beadwork, carving, textiles, basketry, ceramics, jewelry, book and exhibition reviews, museum and gallery announcements.
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Excellent, with some ink abrasion along the binding edge and lower quarter of the front cover.
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4 issues - Features American Indian painting, beadwork, carving, textiles, basketry, ceramics, jewelry, book and exhibition reviews, museum and gallery announcements.
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American Indian Art Magazine - V29 #4
The National Museum of the American Indian Collections Presents an overview of the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. – which opens on September 21, 2004 – from its beginnings as a private museum established in 1916 by George G. Heye, to the act of Congress that transformed it into a national museum where the histories and cultures of the hemisphere's first residents are told through their own words and creations. Wonders of the East: Woodlands Art...
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Although Otto Pentewa did not sign his name to his work, anyone familiar with older katsina dolls can easily recognize them. This wolf is very typical of his carvings. It is published in Hopi Katsina: 1,600 Artist Biographies (see details below) on page 241.
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Cross and Crescent motifs among the Western Apache - part two - this article covers the possible connections between this motifand designs from Peyotism and the Ghost Dance, as well as the continued use of the motif in recent times
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American Indian Art Magazine 1985 Autumn, Pomo beaded baskets and their Dau marks, design developemtn in Tarahumara and Pueblo Indian Sashes, 78 pages, paperback, Quantity available: 1.
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American Indian Art Magazine - V31 #4
Delves into the question of why Fewkes misrepresented authorship of the Codex Hopiensis paintings in print, by examining his field notes and letters and the information therein pertaining to the process through which the paintings were commissioned and published.
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This magazine consists of 104 pages mostly illustrated in color and all described in detail. Magazine is in good condition.
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Volume 4, Nov. 1978 - Aug. 1979 of the publication custom bound in red with gold lettering by American Indian Art magazine.
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American Indian Art Magazine Volume 18, Number 3, Summer, 1993. Cover Has 4.5" Tear at Bottom and 1" Tear at Top.
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American Indian Art Magazine - V30 #4
Recounts the life of Joseph-Fidele Bernard, who had a 30 year career as trader, collector, trapper, miner and explorer in Alaska, the western Canadian Arctic and the Russian Far East. Bernard's comprehensive anthropological collections rival those of other explorers and scientists in the Arctic at the turn of the century.
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Drawing on Navajo blankets in the Textile Museum in Washington, D.C., this article focuses on the handspun, raveled, and commercial yarns found in Late Classic blankets and their utility as diagnostic features that help to reconstruct the history and dating of each textile.
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