HERBERT J. SPINDEN
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN INDIAN ART PART I & II
FINE ART AND THE FIRST AMERICAN INDIAN ARTYear: 1931
(i) Size: 27.5 x 21.3 cm (10.8 x 8.3 inches)
No. of Plates: 9 Tipped color + 24 B&W Plates & Pp. 55
(ii) Size: 25.6 x 18 cm (10 x 7 inches)
No. of Illustrations: 70 Illustrations + 1 Tipped color & Pp. 134
Published by The Exposition of Indian Tribal Art, INC.
The Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc. was a landmark 1931 event in New York City, held at the Grand Central Art Galleries from December 1-24. It showcased the art and crafts of American Indian tribes, emphasizing their aesthetic value. Notable for its comprehensive display, the exhibition played a key role in recognizing Indian art as a distinct and respected artistic tradition.
Both parts bear the signature of the charcoal artist, Sunita Banerjee, marked Sunita Banerjee / Bombay 1973. at the upper right corner of the front page.
BINDING: These books are hardbound with thick paperboard covers and a cloth spine, combining durability with flexibility. The paperboard provides a sturdy structure, while the cloth spine enhances the book's strength.
Provenance : Collection of a Gentleman
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Both books are in good condition, the cloth spine shows signs of tearing and age-related wear. Interior pages exhibit evidence of water damage, with some staining and waviness present throughout. Overall, the book remains structurally intact but shows clear signs of age and use.
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