The Navajo and Pueblo silversmiths. --
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Word Count
55,000 words, Guess
Page Count
220 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL21276305M
- ISBN-100806101334
- OCLC Control Number981902
- OCLC Control Numbernavajopueblosilv0000adai_w7l0
- Library of Congress Control Number44007567
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- Goodreads3752370
- LibraryThing2641174
Classifications
- LCCE98.A7 A17
Description
This study of Navajo and Pueblo silverwork was carried out by John Adair over a period of years but the primary field work began in 1938. Adair's work stresses the sociological significance of this art form in Navajo and Pueblo culture. Includes information about the development of the craft and its technical and artistic aspects. The appendices include lists of Navajo and Zuñi silversmiths in 1940 and Hopi silversmiths in 1938.
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