Stories and Art - 9 “coffee table” books1. The Telling of the World, Native American Stories and Art, Edited by W. S. Penn, 19962. Maria by Richard L Spivey, 1979 – Maria Poveka Martinez is the most famous of Pueblo potters from San Ildefonso. Hardcover. 3. Dancing Colors, Paths of Native American Women, compiled by C.J. Brafford and Laine Thom, 19924. Clay People, Pueblo Indian Figurative Traditions, compiled and edited by Jonathan Batkin, Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, 1999. Paperback5. Indian Silver Smithing by W. Ben Hunt, a complete how-to guide for everyone who appreciates the beauty of American Indian jewelry. Paperback. 19606. The Enduring Navaho by Laura Gilpin, 1984, Hardcover. University of Texas Press7. All Roads are Good, Native Voices on Life and Culture, published by The Smithsonian Institute in association with the National Museum of the American Indian, 1994, 224pp. Paperback.8. Art of the American Indian Frontier, The Chandler-Pohrt Collection, by David W. Penny, Detroit Institute of Art, Hardcover, 1992. 9. Language of the Robe, American Indian Trade Blankets, by Robert W. Kapoun, 1992. Hardcover