Offering a classic and highly respected scholarly work on Native American artistry: "Apache Indian Baskets" by renowned authority Clara Lee Tanner. Published in 1982 by The University of Arizona Press, this comprehensive volume is an essential reference for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of Southwest Indian crafts.
Key Features: • Comprehensive Study: Covers Western Apache, Jicarilla, and Mescalero basketry. • Detailed Research: Analyzes materials, weaving techniques, historical progression, and design motifs. • Richly Illustrated: Features numerous black-and-white photographs by Helga Teiwes and detailed drawings by Chris Van Dyke. • Vintage Authenticity: A First Edition printing from 1982, maintaining its historical and decorative value.
Condition: • Dust Jacket: Original jacket included. Shows moderate shelf wear, surface rubbing, and minor scuffing consistent with age. No major chips or deep tears. • Interior: Excellent condition. Pages are clean, crisp, and tight. Free from highlighting, inscriptions, or marginalia. Natural light tanning to page edges due to age. • Binding: Solid and secure hardcover binding.
This is a beautiful addition to any library focused on Native American history, anthropology, or the textile arts.
