North American Indian Designs for Artists and Craftspeople (Dover Pictorial Archive)

North American Indian Designs for Artists and Craftspeople (Dover Pictorial Archive)
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From the Back CoverThis ample, carefully researched volume contains more than 360 royalty-free designs, each meticulously rendered from embellishments on Indian blankets, pottery, blankets, clothing, carvings, paintings, metalwork, or other artifacts in various museums and private collections. The illustrations span 2,000 years—from prehistoric pipe bowls carved in stone that date back to 100 B.C., to 20th-century painted pottery designs that are based on traditional motifs.Florals, hunting scenes, styliz
We're Happy! jw4unity I purchased this item and one other similar book and had them shipped to a friend who wanted some Native designs she could use in her quilts. All I can say is that she called and told me they arrived and that she loved both of them. If she's happy, I'm happy. :). Catherine Dunham said Five Stars. This book also includes traditional Native American stories pertaining to the designs.. Karen Waitley said crafter. This book has so many patterns in it .Its hard to decide what to do next,alot of them really go together on one project.
Students, teachers, art and cultural historians, as well as anyone interested in Indian art will welcome this impressive array of fine designs produced by the native people of North America.. This ample, carefully researched volume contains more than 360 royalty-free designs, each meticulously rendered from embellishments on Indian blankets, pottery, blankets, clothing, carvings, paintings, metalwork, or other artifacts in various museums and private collections. Notes on the designs give dates, dimensions, present locations of the artifacts and other data, while a bibliography suggests books for further reading.Artists and craftspeople seeking genuine Indian designs will find this easily affordable, royalty-free volume an abundant source of timeless images. The illustrations span 2,000 years — from prehistoric pipe bowls carved in stone that date back to 100 B.C., to 20th-century painted pottery designs that are based on traditional motifs.Florals, hunting scenes, s