The Arts of the North American Indian

The Arts of the North American Indian
By:Edwin L. Wade
Published on 1986 by Hudson Hills

Looks at traditional Indian baskets, pottery, carvings, textiles, jewelry, and pictographs, discusses the meaning, traditions, and individuality of Indian art

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