Softback Native American Art Reference Books

Softback Native American Art Reference Books, includes #1 Turquoise: The Gem of the Centuries by Oscar T. Branson c. 1975 1st Edition Treasure Chest Publications (all the pages are loose) #2 Southwest

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest: #1 Navajo Arts and Crafts by Nancy M. Schiffer, c. 1991 Schiffer Publishing, 64pgs. #2 Contemporary Native American Artists by Dawn Reno, c. 1995 Pu

3 Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Understanding Northwest Coast Art by Cheryl Shearar, 2000, University of WA Press #2 The Navajo Blanket by Mary Hunt Kahlenberg and Anthony Ber

Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation 1: Contemporary Native American Art from the Southwest edited by David Revere McFadden and Ellen Napiura Taubman, Softback Reference Book c. 2002 American Craft

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

2 Softback Native American Reference Books, #1 Beads and Beadwork of the American Indians: A Study based on specimens in the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation by William C. Orchard, c. 19

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

All of these books are references for Native American rock art and all appear to be for the Four Corners Indians. NOTE: From the collection of Daniel Cutrone, professor at Cal State Dominguez Hills, s

2 Native American Softback Reference Books, #1 Prehistoric Southwesterneres From Basketmaker to Pueblo by Charles Avery Amsden with an introduction by Dr. Alfred V. Kidder reprinted in 1964 Southwest

First American Art: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection of American Indian Art, edited by Bruce Bernstein and Gerald McMaster, University of Washington Press, c. 2004, 263pgs. Softback Reference

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Navajo Weaving Tradition 1650 to the Present by Alice Kaufman and Christopher Selser, c. 1999 E.P. Dutton, Inc. 150 pgs. back cover has some scra

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Frank H. Cushing, My Adventures in Zuni with an introduction by Oakah L. Jones, Jr., c. 1967 Filter Press, #2 Families in Pueblo Pottery by 1974

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, largest measures 8.5'' x 11'', 1. Seven Families in Pueblo Pottery Maxwell Museum of Anthropology Unitersity of New Mexico Press, c. 1974, 112pgs. 2

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Indian Craft by Chief ''Dode'' McIntosh and Harvey Shell c. 1987 Naturegraph Publishing #2 Traditional Indian Crafts by Monte Smith c. 1986 Eagle

2 Softback Reference Books, Native American Baskets, #1 Indian Basketmakers of California and the Great Basin by Larry Dalrymple, c. 2000 Museum of New Mexico Press and #2 Indian Baskets by Sarah Peab

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, includes #1 M. W. Billingsley's 51 years with the Hopi People: Behind the Scenes in Hopi Land, c. 1971 by Billingsley Publishing, hand signed by aut

Group of Native American reference books, including: "Native American Art of the Southwest", Eaton, c 1993; "The Great Southwest", McCarry, Nat'l Geographic Soc., c 1980; "Indian Arts and Crafts", ed.

Native American Interest Reference Books, Softback, #1 Weaving the Dance: Navajo Yei bi Chai Textiles (1910-1950) by Rebecca M. Valette and Jean-Paul Valette c. 2000 University of Oregon Press, signed

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

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

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

Lot of Native American Coffee Table / Reference. Native American art and history theme coffee table and reference book collection.

Lot 4 Assorted Native American Reference Books with topics covering crafts and traditions. Lot includes; ‘ Enduring Traditions Art of the Navajo’ by Lois Essary Jacka, photographs by Jerry Jacka,

3 Reference Books on Native American Pottery, #1 Mojave Pottery, Mohave People: The Dillingham Collection of Mojave Ceramics by Jill Leslie Furst, softback book c. 2001 School of American Research, Fi