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Shared Images: The Innovative Jewelry of Yazzie Johnson and Gail Bird »
Authors: Diana F. Pardue, Craig Smith
ISBN-13: 9780890134962, ISBN-10: 0890134960
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Museum of New Mexico Press
Date Published: January 2007
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Diana F. Pardue
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Subjects
Art, Architecture & Photography
Art History & Criticism Art of the Americas
Art, Architecture & Photography Decorative Arts Design - Jewelry
Art, Architecture & Photography Jewelry Indians of North America -> Jewelry
Nonfiction Social Sciences Native American Studies
Science & Nature Social Sciences Native American Studies
Social Sciences Native American Studies Native North American People
Art History & Criticism Art of the AmericasArt, Architecture & Photography
Decorative Arts Design - JewelryArt, Architecture & Photography
Jewelry Indians of North America -> JewelryNonfiction
Social Sciences Native American StudiesScience & Nature
Social Sciences Native American StudiesSocial Sciences
Native American Studies Native North American People
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