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Introduction Navajos, the Navaho, and the Market for Indian-Made Goods 1
Ch. 1 Creating the Navaho 15
Ch. 2 Negotiating the Navajo Trading Post, Navigating the National Economy 47
Ch. 3 Marketing the Navaho through Frontier Commerce 76
Ch. 4 Dealing in and Consuming the Navaho, 1890-1940 114
Ch. 5 Authenticating the Navaho 143
Ch. 6 Codifying the Navaho: The "Indian-Made" Controversy 174
Conclusion: Branding, Borders, and Beyond 208
Notes 221
Bibliography 259
Index 279
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reviewed Indian-Made: Navajo Culture in the Marketplace, 1868-1904 on January 05, 2017 Indian-Made: Navajo Culture in the Marketplace, 1868-1904
This is a beautifully produced art book with many insightful essays about Jacob Lawrence's work. I have admired this artist's work for many years, but didn't know much about him, so the essays in this volume helped me to understand his background and the context of his paintings. Excellent, interesting reading and beautiful reproductions.
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