9 Reference Books on Native American Weaving

Lot (9) various Native American reference books.

NATIVE AMERICAN ART HISTORY & REFERENCE BOOKS, 9 PCS A collection of nine Native American art history and reference books. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator and creator of the Michiga

LOT OF NATIVE AMERICAN REFERENCE BOOKS. Comprising six individual books most relating to Southwest cultures titles including; The Apache Campaign by John G. Bourke, Navaho Weaving by Charles Avery Ams

includes: Amsden, Charles Avery. Navaho Weaving: Its Technic and History. 1949 Bennett, Noel. The Weaver's Pathway: A Clarification of the "Spirit Trail" in Navajo Weaving. 1974 Berlant, Anthony and M

Two books: A Haida Monumental Art, Villages of the Queen Charlotte Islands, forward and graphics by Bill Reid, commentary by Richard J. Huyda, various photographic credits listed, UBC Press, Vancouver

Ten Native American art reference books, including: "Two Hundred Years of North American Indian Art" by Norman Feder, "Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs and Conditions of the North American In

Navajo Weaving L 6'9" W 3'1" From the Professor Duayne Hatchett Estate, Buffalo, NY.

Native American Indian Art Directory by Painter, Basketmakers by Morphy, Four Winds by Miller, Pipes on the Plains, Maria: The Potter of San Idlefonso by Marriott, Dancing in the Paths of the Ancestor

4’9” x 7’ (stain); along with a Navajo weaving, 2’5” x 4’10”

Comprising: "Spirit and Ancestor" by Bill Holm, 1987, "Aleut and Eskimo Art" by Dorothy Jean Ray, 1981, "The Box of Daylight", by Bill Holm, 1984, "Crossroads of Continents" by William W. Fithigh and

Navajo Weaving, Red, Black and Indigo Blue. C. 1900. 5' 9" x 4'. Estate of Frances Cruikshank, Rochester, NY.

Early 20th century, blanket weight, third phase chief's blanket, banded and serrated design in brown, gray, cream and red wool, 5'2'' H x 5'9.5'' W, est: $500/700 Provenance: Private Collection, Reno,

Two Gray Hills Navajo Weaving Two Gray Hills Navajo Weaving Max L. 7 ft. 7 in. x 3 ft. 9 in.

Approximate size 3' 11" x 2' 9".

Eleven Native American, Mound Builder, and early civilization reference books, to include Warren K. Moorehead Primitive Man in Ohio, 1892; Historical Account of Bouquet's Expedition Against the Ohio I

Large Group of Reference Books, topics include oceanic art, African art, Andes art, Eskimo art, etc.

9” x 6”; 8” x 10.5”; 9.5” x 19” (little hole in corner); 15.5” x 17” (repair); the largest and newest, 18.5” x 37”

comprising a red and green striped blanket (7' 6" x 3' 6"); a grey-ground blanket (6' x 3' 9 1/2"); a red and blue blanket (7' x 4'); each wool; [5 pieces]

Persian, Central Asian & Navajo Weavings, including a striped Persian jajim, a Central Asian torba and a Navajo rug. Largest is the jajim, 4'9'' x 5'10'' (145 x 178 cm).

Mid-20th century Each of banded design, natural wool colors and vegetal dyes, comprising one saddle blanket, one double saddle blanket and one runner, 3 pieces The runner: 4'9" L x 2'4" W Provenance:

Inuit sculpture of a walrus, revolving on a base, together with a book about Inuit sculpture. [10 x 9 x 6 inches]. In good condition; minor chips.

(lot of 2) Hopi Manta flatweave blanket, together with a Navajo pictorial weaving of a Christmas scene; largest: 3" x 3'9

Dated March 9, 1901 The handwritten invoice for one old weave Navajo ceremonial weaving and one Jicarilla Apache basket, total $17 Frame: 7.625" H x 9.75" W x .375" D Provenance: The Estate of Gary L.

Signed Robert Davidson: Haida Printmaker 1979 Book by Hilary Stewart 9.5''x9.5''. Signed and dated 1979 by Davidson and author inside front cover. Light shelf wear, otherwise excellent condition.