PUBLICATION INFORMATION:  NEW YORK: DOVER, 1970

 

DESCRIPTION:  This is a SCARCE book filled with black and white and color illustrations of Rain Bird motifs found on Indian pottery and buildings in the American Southwest!  Softbound. Green and red front cover. Contains over 113 pages.  A great addition to your Native American art or Pueblo archaeology reference collection!  This book is also a great idea and pattern book for a tattoo artist in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico or California!  

CHAPTERS:  PREHISTORIC ORIGINS; THE ZUNI RAIN BIRD; HOPI ADAPTATIONS; USE IN ACOMA; USE IN LAGUNA; USE IN TSIA; USE IN SANTA ANA; USE IN SAN ILDEFONSO; USE IN TESUQUE; USE IN COCHITI; USE IN SANTO DOMINGO; CONCLUSIONS; and, BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

CONDITION DETAILS:  VERY GOOD to NEAR MINT COVERS / VERY GOOD INTERIOR.  Light to normal cover wear.  Owner name embossed at top right corner of first front end paper.  Ink mark at top right corner of first front end paper.  An extra page from another book is included with this book.  No other writing, rips, tears, missing pages or foxing.