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The Aztec and Maya papermakers / by Victor Wolfgang Von Hagen ; with an introduction by Dard Hunter.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Von Hagen, Victor Wolfgang, 1908-1985.
Contributor:
Hunter, Dard, 1883-1966.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Aztecs--Papermaking.
Aztecs.
Mayas--Papermaking.
Mayas.
Otomi Indians--Papermaking.
Otomi Indians.
Miskito Indians--Papermaking.
Miskito Indians.
Papermaking--Mexico.
Papermaking.
Papermaking--Central America.
Indians of Mexico--Papermaking.
Indians of Mexico.
Indians of Central America--Papermaking.
Indians of Central America.
Handmade paper--Mexico.
Handmade paper.
Indians of Mexico--Religion.
Fiber plants.
Tapa.
Paper--Microscopy.
Paper.
Ceremonial paper--Mexico.
Ceremonial paper.
Mexico.
Central America.
Ceremonial paper--Mexico--Specimens.
Tapa--Specimens.
Paper, Plant fiber.
Paper, Plant fiber--Specimens.
Paper, Bark.
Paper, Bark--Specimens.
Paper, Mulberry.
Paper, Mulberry--Specimens.
Local Subjects:
Ceremonial paper--Mexico--Specimens.
Tapa--Specimens.
Paper, Plant fiber.
Paper, Plant fiber--Specimens.
Paper, Bark.
Paper, Bark--Specimens.
Paper, Mulberry.
Paper, Mulberry--Specimens.
Physical Description:
115 pages, 4 unnumbered leaves of plates, 32 leaves of plates (2 folded) : illustrations, mounted color facsimile, maps, mounted samples ; 34 cm
Manufacture:
New York, N.Y. : George Grady Press.
Place of Publication:
New York : J.J. Augustin, [1943]
Notes:
Mounted facsim. printed on folded sheet.
Samples comprise 2 ceremonial paper dolls (1 each of light and dark xalamatl paper); 1 piece each of xalamatl limón, chichicaste, and moral paper from the inner bark of the mulberry tree, all made by the Otomi Indians, San Pablito, Hidalgo, Mexico; 1 piece of cilamatl paper, made by the Aztecs of Chicontepec, Vera Cruz, Mexico; and 1 piece of bark cloth from the fibers of the ficus tree, made by the Miskito of Honduras.
Bibliography: pages 111-115.
Local Notes:
"Limited edition of two hundred twenty copies ... This is number 124 ... "
OCLC:
3029612

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