(San Francisco): (Am. Indian Film Inst.). 1981. Program for a three-day film festival featuring Native American filmmakers. Fine in stapled wrappers. . First Edition. Softcover. ... more information

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NY: Harrison House/Harry N. Abrams Inc.. (1982). A reissue of a volume that first appeared in the late 1960s. A massive quarto, with 300 illustrations, including 60 full color plates. Text block sagging slightly, which seems inevitable; else fine in a fine, price-clipped dust jacket with a light crimp at the crown. . Hardcover. ... more information

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(NY): Museum of Modern Art. 1936-1937. Vol. 4, Nos. 1-4. Three issues (vols. 2-3 are a double issue): one on John Marin; one on Dada and Surrealism with essays by George Hugnet; and one on Work and Progress of the Film Library. Near fine in stapled wrappers. . First Edition. Softcover. ... more information

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(Rapid City): (Tipi Shop). (1970). The catalogue of an exhibition released through the Sioux Indian Museum and Crafts Center and organized by the Department of the Interior. Profiles a number of noted Sioux artists, with black & white reproductions of their artwork. Quarto. Rubbed; near fine in wrappers. . First Edition. Softcover. ... more information

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NY: Scribner. 1938. A biography of the great Spanish painter, completed at the time of the Spanish Civil War. Small numbers stamped to rear flyleaf; foxing to endpages; spine sunned through the jacket; a very good copy in a very good, edgeworn dust jacket. . First Edition. Hardcover. ... more information

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(Ottawa): (Information Canada)/Minister of Indian Affairs. (1974). Later printing of this study of a number of Canadian Native artists, heavily illustrated with examples of their work. Quarto. The map that serves as endpapers is unglued from the covers, as is typical with this title, although still firmly attached to the text block; overall, very good in wrappers. . Softcover. ... more information

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(Ottawa): National Gallery of Canada. 1992. The catalog of the exhibition, including portraits of the artists, an essay on "Kinds of Knowing," and a critical history of exhibitions of First Nations art. Quarto, heavily illustrated in color and black & white; fine in self-wrappers. . First Edition. Softcover. ... more information

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Tokyo/NY: Kodansha. (1977). The first and only monograph on the Martinez family of potters, who were responsible for reinvigorating the San Ildefonso style of Pueblo pottery, beginning in the early 1900s and now one of the most sought after and heavily collected styles of southwestern ceramics. Minor cloth mottling; near fine in a fine dust jacket. . First Edition. Hardcover. ... more information

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(Washington): Kennedy Center. 1980. Program for a film series about the depiction of Native Americans in cinema, including a number of films by Native American filmmakers. A single sheet, 11" x 25", folded twice. Very good. . First Edition. ... more information

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NY: Museum of Modern Art. 1936. 3000 copies printed. An overview of contemporary American art with particular reference to the recently established Federal Art Project, a Depression-era effort to put artists to work and, at the same time, to reestablish the connection between art and the everyday lives of American people. Holger Cahill, the director of the Federal Art Project, provides a lengthy introduction. Foxing to text and cloth; very good in a good dust jacket that is sunned and rubbed along the spine... more information

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Undated nineteenth century prints of Indian scenes from the Pacific Northwest, each measuring approx. 6-1/2" x 9" and mounted in 12" x 14" mats. The first is a portrait of a "Mahlemute Man and Woman" in traditional dress standing at a riverside camp, with salmon being dried and smoked in the background. The second depicts a "Beluga Hunter and Dwellings - Lower Kuskokvim, Alaska," with the hunter, dressed for kayaking, and his wife standing at water's edge, ready t... more information

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(Toronto): (Earth Spirit Festival). (1991). Catalog of an exhibition of contemporary art by First Nations Inuit and Japanese Canadians. With essays by Alfred Young Man, Bryce Kanbara and Ingo Hessel. Oblong quarto. Mildly rubbed; near fine in wrappers. . First Edition. Softcover. ... more information

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