[SOUTHWEST] Books on Southwestern Weaving

lot of 8, includes:

Bennett, Noel. The Weaver's Pathway: A Clarification of the "Spirit Trail" in Navajo Weaving. Northland Press: Flagstaff, 1974.

Campbell, Tyrone D. Historic Navajo Weaving 1800-1900: Three Cultures - One Loom. Avanyu Publishing: Albuquerque, 1986.

Dedera, Don. Navajo Rugs: How to Find, Evaluate, Buy and Care for Them. Northland Press: Flagstaff, 1975.

Hoolihan, Patrick, et al. Harmony by Hand: Art of the Southwest Indians.. Chronicle Books: San Francisco, 1987.

Moore, J.B. The Navajo. Facsimile Publisher: Delhi, India.

Wheat, Joe Ben. The Gift of Spiderwoman: Southwestern Textiles, The Navajo Tradition. The University Museum: Philadelphia, 1984.

Whitaker, Kathleen. Southwest Textiles: Weavings of the Navajo and Pueblo. University of Washington Press: Seattle, 2002.

Willink, Roseann S. and Paul G. Zolbrod. Weaving A World: Textiles and the Navajo Way of Seeing. Museum of New Mexico Press: Santa Fe, 1996.

From the Collection of Bruce and Claire Montgomerie

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