The Brooklyn Museum has played a major role in presenting and interpreting North American Native art. Its commitment to this field began in 1903, when R. Stewart Culin was appointed to head its new Department of Ethnology. During three trips to the Northwest in 1905, 1908, and 1911, Culin collaborated with Dr. Charles F. Newcombe and bought several pieces from Newcombe's own collection, including objects from the Haida, Kwakiutl, Nootka, and Salish as well as some Tlingit, Tsimshian, and Athapaskan pieces. By 1912 the museum's collection included more than 9,000 pieces.
Objects of Myth and Memory is the first publication devoted to this fascinating and influential early collection. It includes two interpretive essays on Culin's career as well as 250 individual entries which illustrate and annotate his most important acquisitions.
A visually stunning book, Objects of Myth and Memory presents masterworks of North American Indian art in a precise social and historical context and offers fascinating glimpses of the collecting process.
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Originalbroschur. Etat : Sehr gut. 320 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Ausstellungskatalog The Brooklyn Museum, 4.10. - 30.12.1991; The Oakland Museum, 1.2. - 30.5.1992; The Heard Museum Phoenix, 1.10.1992 - 31.1.1993 -- Inhalt: The Language of Things: Stewart Culin as Collector, Diana Fane -- The Road to Beauty: Stewart Culin's American Indian Exhibitions at The Brooklyn Museum, Ira Jacknis -- The Southwest, Diana Fane (SOUTHWEST CATALOGUE ENTRIES) -- California, Ira Jacknis (CALIFORNIA CATALOGUE ENTRIES) -- The Northwest Coast, Ira Jacknis (NORTHWEST COAST CATALOGUE ENTRIES) -- The Osage of Oklahoma, Lise M. Breen (OSAGE CATALOGUE ENTRIES). -- The catalogue section of the book is divided into four parts: the Southwest, California, the Northwest Coast, and the Osage of Oklahoma. Each part contains an essay reviewing Culin's goals and itinerary within the region, his main contacts, and the social and economic conditions that contributed to his success. Based primarily on his hitherto unpublished expedition reports, these essays portray Culin as an indefatigable and competitive collector, exalting in his triumphs but frequently acknowledging confusion and defeat as he faced the challenges of collecting in communities where acculturation had already rendered many native artifacts obsolete. - The objects in this beautifully illustrated book show the remarkable breadth of Culin's collecting and demonstrate the aesthetic and historical significance of his choices. Ranging from tiny amulets to monumental totem poles, they include unusual games such as a string figure made by a Navajo boy, rare ceremonial regalia such as a Maidu feather belt, and outstanding examples of more familiar artifact types. Culin's detailed documentation allows Objects of Myth and Memory to present masterworks of American Indian art in a precise social and historical context. ISBN 0872731227 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550. N° de réf. du vendeur 1017972
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