indian art

Contains a collection of nearly three hundred black-and-white illustrations of authentic Southwestern Indian decorations and drawings from the thirteenth-century art of the ancient Pueblos to the styles and geometric designs of the Apache, Pima, Zuni, Navajo, and other tribes of the region.

A collection of 250 black-and-white, reproducible illustrations based on the arts and crafts of the Indians of the American Southwest.

A collection of full-color, illustrated photographs that describe ancient Native American artifacts, with information on determining their value and grade, as well as building a collection.

Surveys the artistic achievements of the high Precolumbian civilizations, including the Olmec, Maya, Teotihuacan, Toltec, Aztec, and their lesser-known contemporaries, profiling their pyramids, palaces, jewlery, and sculptures.

A survey of the art and history of the various Southeastern Indian tribes from 5000 B.C. to the present.

Introduces Native American art and culture by examining a Kwakiutl whale mask, a Zuni water jar, and a Pomo basket at the Brooklyn Museum.

Includes photographs and complete instructions for twenty-eight paper projects inspired by historical relics of the Anasazi, American Indians, settlers, trappers, and cowboys of the Rocky Mountains.

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.

Examines the art of Native Americans in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico including weaving and pottery, jewelry and baskets.

Explores the history of Native American civilizations through an examination of their art, and includes photographs, illustrations, and maps.