native american art

Introduces new readers to the art of ancient Mexico, explaining the methods and materials used to create different works of art and exploring the artists' inspirations and daily lives.

Looks at the lives and work of sixty-one Native American painters of the twentieth century.

A collection of more than 360 copyright-free designs taken from Native American baskets, pottery, blankets, clothing, carvings, paintings, and other artifacts.

Presents two hundred eighty-three illustrations of Native American art from the Smithsonian Institute that represent a variety of native cultures from the Arctic to South America.

Introduces the arts and crafts of seven Native American cultural groups in North America, including masks, beadwork and quillwork, painting and drawing, basketry, pottery, kachina dolls, weaving, silversmithing, ceremonial costume, and totem poles.

"Icon editions." A survey of Indian arts of the Western Hemisphere from pre-Columbian times to the present.

Presents interviews with twenty gifted Native Americans, who are active in various art forms and have spoken out about their work and their lives.

Pictorial archive of 2,500 authentic Indian designs from the United States and Canadian Pacific Coast, dating from prehistoric time to the end of the nineteenth century, divided into five regional categories, and including descriptive captions.

A study of North American Indian arts, describing the distinguishing characteristics and different techniques of the work done by various tribes.