The Language of Native American Baskets : From the Weavers' View

by Bruce Bernstein, Richard West Jr. (Foreword)

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"An exhibition catalog of the show running at the George Gustav Heye Center in New York City through 9 January 2005. Excellent color photos of basketry from the National Museum of the American Indian are accompanied by commentary by scholars and by living weavers."--Amazon.com.

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