Arizona Representational Art History



 

Other online sources:

List of historic Arizona artists from Blue Coyote Gallery

"THE NAVAJO BLANKET" BY CHARLES FLETCHER LUMMIS from The Worker and His Work: Readings in Present-day Literature Presenting Some of the Activities by which Men and Women the World Over Make a Living, By Stella Stewart Center. Published by J.B. Lippincott company, 1920. Original from the University of California. Digitized Oct 29, 2007. 350 pages. Full view available through Google Books.

The Navajos, By Oscar H. Lipps. Published by The Torch press, 1909. Original from the University of California. Digitized Oct 19, 2007. See chapter IX "Their Arts and Crafts, pages 81-93. 136 pages. Full view available through Google Books.

Painters of Grand Canyon from AskArt.com with a list of artists

Pioneer women: Arizona history through art at the Phippen Museum, By Sue Willoughby and Terry Munderloh

Rainmakers from the Gods: Hopi Katsinam from Harvard University Art Museums

Weaving in the Margins: Navajo Men as Weavers from the Museum of New Mexico/Museum of Indian Arts & Culture

 

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