This richly illustrated book was made to accompany an exhibition of historic and contemporary wooden masks from ten First Nations regions of the Pacific Northwest Coast (masks to be sold to Europeans and Americans, as well as those used for ceremonial use). Chief Joseph describes the traditional uses of carved masks, while Macnair draws attention to the spiritual characteristics of masks based on human faces, animals and creatures representing the four dimensions of the cosmos (Sky, Mortal, Undersea and Spirit World). Includes a map indicating the territories of Northwest Coast First Nations. List of works. Bibliography 2 p. Circa 27 bibl. ref
Following an introduction to the international exhibition that was the occasion for this publication...
Published on the occasion of an exhibition which brings together Neel's powwow photographs and mask ...
This paper is about cultural area of the American Northwest Coast and especially about Salish art. T...
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition presenting 75 works representing of Aboriginal mythic beings, b...
Wyatt offers a description of the predominant features of the masks and headdresses of 25 Northwest ...
Sixty masks that open to reveal another mask inside have been examined and are described in detail. ...
This is a historical study on 19th century transformation masks. These masks are exclusive to a grou...
This paper examines Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations\u27 traditions of producing bodily adornments and c...
During the winter ceremony, Kwakiutl dancers in masks and costumes representing (l to r) Wasp, Thund...
Providing an introduction to the traditional culture and art of the Northwest Coast peoples, the aut...
Catalog ; with an introducton by James E. Nicholson : Post-contact art of the northwest coasthttps:...
Lévi-Strauss Claude. R. L. Carlson, ed., Indian Art Traditions of the Northwest Coast. In: L'Homme, ...
Title from item.Forms part of: Edward S. Curtis Collection (Library of Congress).Published in: The N...
The dance is a physical embodiment of ritual. The mask is a physical vehicle for the dance, indexing...
This paper is about cultural area of the Northwest Coast and especially about art of a few groups of...
Following an introduction to the international exhibition that was the occasion for this publication...
Published on the occasion of an exhibition which brings together Neel's powwow photographs and mask ...
This paper is about cultural area of the American Northwest Coast and especially about Salish art. T...
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition presenting 75 works representing of Aboriginal mythic beings, b...
Wyatt offers a description of the predominant features of the masks and headdresses of 25 Northwest ...
Sixty masks that open to reveal another mask inside have been examined and are described in detail. ...
This is a historical study on 19th century transformation masks. These masks are exclusive to a grou...
This paper examines Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations\u27 traditions of producing bodily adornments and c...
During the winter ceremony, Kwakiutl dancers in masks and costumes representing (l to r) Wasp, Thund...
Providing an introduction to the traditional culture and art of the Northwest Coast peoples, the aut...
Catalog ; with an introducton by James E. Nicholson : Post-contact art of the northwest coasthttps:...
Lévi-Strauss Claude. R. L. Carlson, ed., Indian Art Traditions of the Northwest Coast. In: L'Homme, ...
Title from item.Forms part of: Edward S. Curtis Collection (Library of Congress).Published in: The N...
The dance is a physical embodiment of ritual. The mask is a physical vehicle for the dance, indexing...
This paper is about cultural area of the Northwest Coast and especially about art of a few groups of...
Following an introduction to the international exhibition that was the occasion for this publication...
Published on the occasion of an exhibition which brings together Neel's powwow photographs and mask ...
This paper is about cultural area of the American Northwest Coast and especially about Salish art. T...