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| Foreword | 6 | |
| Editor's preface | 10 | |
| A note about tribal names | 12 | |
| Curators' introduction : jewelry as a visual language | 16 | |
| Collecting is an incurable disease | 28 | |
| Abundant world of water and wood : the northwest coast | 32 | |
| The body transformed : body art and adornment among prehistoric and historic northwest coast people | 54 | |
| Northwest coast masters | 71 | |
| Charles Edenshaw | 72 | |
| Bill Reid | 74 | |
| Northwest coast contemporary artists | 77 | |
| Jim Hart | 78 | |
| Norman Tait | 80 | |
| Lyle Wilson | 82 | |
| Beau Dick | 84 | |
| Evelyn Vanderhoop | 86 | |
| Nathan Jackson | 88 | |
| Kevin Cranmer | 90 | |
| Christian White | 92 | |
| Corey Moraes | 94 | |
| Dempsey Bob | 96 | |
| Dorothy Grant | 98 | |
| Will Burkhart | 100 | |
| Nick Galanin | 102 | |
| Victoria Moody | 104 | |
| Marven Tallio | 106 | |
| Dan Wallace | 108 | |
| Robert Davidson | 110 | |
| Dancing for rain under a turquoise sky : the southwest | 114 | |
| The southwest "painterly" style and its cultural context | 148 | |
| Southwest masters | 157 | |
| Kenneth Begay | 158 | |
| Preston Monongye | 160 | |
| Charles Loloma | 162 | |
| Southwest contemporary artists | 165 | |
| Jesse Monongya | 166 | |
| Angie Owen | 170 | |
| Lee Yazzie | 172 | |
| Verma Nequatewa | 174 | |
| Michael Kabotie | 176 | |
| Harvey Begay | 178 | |
| Cippy Crazy Horse | 180 | |
| Edith Tsabetsaye | 182 | |
| Perry Shorty | 184 | |
| Veronica Poblano | 186 | |
| Raymond C. Yazzie | 188 | |
| Mike Bird-Romero | 190 | |
| Victor Beck, Sr | 192 | |
| Gary Yoyokie, Sr. and Elsie Yoyokie | 194 | |
| Vernon Haskie | 196 | |
| Martine Lovato | 198 | |
| Myron Panteah | 200 | |
| Richard Chavez | 202 | |
| Ric Charlie | 204 | |
| Phil Loretto | 206 | |
| Anthony Lovato | 208 | |
| James Little | 210 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
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Noah Fox
reviewed Totems to Turquoise: Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest on January 18, 2017
Totems to Turquoise: Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest
Very useful collection of impressive pieces of jewelry by Native artists from the US Northwest and Southwest, focusing mainly on contemporary work but contextualized with some older pieces. Pretty selective -- necessarily, this was originally a fairy small museum show -- but with great, large photos and good text. 3.5 stars if I could split hairs.
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Add Totems to Turquoise: Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest, The works of contemporary Native artists from the Northwest Coast and desert Southwest regions of North America are enormously popular today, especially in the realm of jewelry. This handsome book-and the traveling exhibition it accompanies-explores how t, Totems to Turquoise: Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Totems to Turquoise: Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest, The works of contemporary Native artists from the Northwest Coast and desert Southwest regions of North America are enormously popular today, especially in the realm of jewelry. This handsome book-and the traveling exhibition it accompanies-explores how t, Totems to Turquoise: Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest to your collection on WonderClub |
