Earth songs, moon dreams : paintings by American Indian women / Patricia Janis Broder.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Broder, Patricia Janis.

Contributor:

Gotham Book Mart Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Indian painting--North America.

Indian painting.

Indian women artists.

North America.

Indian women artists--Biography.

Genre:

Biographies.

Penn Provenance:

Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copy)

Physical Description:

xvi, 286 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

Edition:

Advance Uncorrected Proof.

Place of Publication:

New York : St. Martin's Press, 1999.

Summary:

Earth Songs, Moon Dreams: Paintings by American Indian Women is a celebration of the contributions of Native American women to America's cultural heritage. Focusing on both traditional and modern art and offering an historical and stylistic overview, Broder's book includes the work of Native American women belonging to more than 40 tribes across the United States and Canada. Earth Songs, Moon Dreams features historically important works by pioneer artists of the early 20[superscript th] century, classic examples of the Indian-School tradition, and examples of the work of the most innovative and accomplished Native American women painting today. Includes more than 100 gorgeous, full-color reproductions. Broder has prepared a profile of each artist and includes one or two examples of her work.

Contents:

1 Annie Little Warrior

Plains: Ceremony

2 Annie Little Warrior

Plains: Travois

Moving Camp

3 Carrie Cornplanter

Seneca: Indian Woman Pounding Corn

4 Lois Smoky

Kiowa: Kiowa Family

5 Lois Smoky

Kiowa: Lullaby

6 Tonita Pena

San Ildefonso Pueblo: Preparing Blue Corn, ca. 1930

7 Tonita Pena

San Ildefonso Pueblo: Ceremonial Dance

8 Tonita Pena

San Ildefonso Pueblo: Big Game Animal Dance, ca. 1925

9 Eva Mirabel

Taos Pueblo: Picking Wild Berries, 1940

10 Eva Mirabel

Taos Pueblo: Taos Woman Carrying Bread, 1958

11 Eva Mirabel

Taos Pueblo: Washing Wheat

12 Tonita Lujan

Taos Pueblo: Taos Women Husking Corn, 1934

13 Merina Lujan (Pop Chalee)

Taos Pueblo: the Forest, 1936

14 Merina Lujan (Pop Chalee)

Taos Pueblo: Forest Scene

15 Eloisa Bernal

Taos Pueblo: Taos Ragged Feather Dance, 1938

16 Margaret Lujan

Taos Pueblo: Taos Girl, 1945

17 Lorencita Bird Atencio

San Juan Pueblo: Harvest Dance

18 Lorencita Bird Atencio

San Juan Pueblo: Women Getting Water, 1935

19 Geronima Cruz Montoya

San Juan Pueblo: Basket Dancers, 1978

20 Geronima Cruz Montoya

San Juan Pueblo: Pueblo Crafts, 1938

21 Lolita Torivio

Acoma Pueblo: Acoma Woman Picking Chili, 1936

22 Cipriana Romero

Cochiti Pueblo: Cochiti Women Grinding Corn

23 Marcelina Herrera

Zia Pueblo: After the Deer Hunt, 1935

24 Eileen Lesarlley

Zuni: Zuni Girls with Ollas, 1935

25 Rufina Vigil

Tesuque Pueblo: Mass at Fiesta, 1936

26 Caroline Coriz

Tesuque Pueblo: Textile Pattern from an Acoma Pottery Motif, 1934

27 Pablita Velarde

Santa Clara Pueblo: Pueblo Craftsmen

Palace of the Governors, 1941

28 Pablita Velarde

Santa Clara Pueblo: Song of the Corn Dance

29 Pablita Velarde

Santa Clara Pueblo: Dance of the Avanyu and the Thunderbirds, 1955

30 Helen Hardin

Santa Clara Pueblo: Winter Awakening of the O-Khoo-Wah, 1972

31 Helen Hardin

Santa Clara Pueblo: Mimbres Rabbit

32 Helen Hardin

Santa Clara Pueblo: Prayers of a Harmonious Chorus, 1976

33 Margarete Bagshaw-Tindel

Santa Clara Pueblo: Twilight Meets Dawn, 1995

34 Maxine Gachupin

Jemez Pueblo: Two Masked Dancers, 1968

35 Geraldine Gutierrez

Santa Clara Pueblo/San Ildefonso Pueblo: Pottery Spirits

36 Michelle Tsosie Naranjo

Santa Clara Pueblo Navajo Laguna Mission: the Fall is Ending Sisters

37 Sybil Yazzie

Navajo: A Crowd at a Navajo N'Da-A, 1935

38 Sybil Yazzie

Navajo: Navajo Wedding, 1936

39 Sybil Yazzie

Navajo: Navajo Weavers, 1935

40 Mary Ellen

Navajo: Yeibichi Dance, 1930S

41 Rosalie James

Navajo: Night Singers And Drummer, 1936

42 Beverly Blacksheep

Navajo: Navajoland, Ca. 1990

43 Jeanette Katoney

Navajo: Beauty of the Clouds, 1995

44 Mary Morez

Navajo: Father Sky. 1969

45 Mary Morez

Navajo: Origin Legend of the Navajo, 1969

46 Laura G. Shurley

Navajo: Authentic Indian Curios, 196

47 Laura G. Shurley

Navajo: Dine Dichotomy, 1989

48 Emmi Whitehorse

Navajo: Silent Observer, 1991

49 Lucille Hyeoma

Hopi: Sun Bird, 1966

50 Jeneele Numkena

Hopi: Hopi Harvest Ceremony, 1995

51 Otellie Loloma

Hopi: Nature's Altar, ca. 1950

52 Otellie Loloma

Hopi: Hopi Symbols, ca. 1950

53 Yeffie Kimball

Osage: Zuni Maiden, 1939

54 Yeffie Kimball

Osage: Old Medicine Man, ca. 1959

55 Linda Lomahaftewa

Hopi/Choctaw: Hopi Spirits, 1965

56 Linda Lomahaftewa

Hopi/Choctaw: Morning Prayer, 1989

57 Marian Terasaz

Comanche: Comanche Girl

58 Marian Terasaz

Comanche: Women Drying Hide, 1938

59 Diane O'Leary

Comanche: The Walking Wheel, ca. 1970

60 Diane O'Leary

Comanche: Moon Walker, Late 1970s

61 Jean Bales

Iowa: Iowa Woman

62 Marlene Mary Riding In

Pawnee: Morning Star Ceremony, ca. 1950

63 Ruthe Blalock Jones

Delaware: Delaware Woman With Ceremonial Doll, 1984

64 Ruthe Blalock Jones

Delaware: Shawl Dancers, 1981

65 Agnes Gough

Cherokee: Eskimo Ceremonial Dancers, ca. 1952

66 Connie Jenkins

Cherokee: Generations of Motherhood, 1996

67 Joan Brown

Cherokee: Ancestral Prayer

68 Mary Adair (Horsechief)

Cherokee: Selu, 1993

69 Jeanne Walker Rorex

Cherokee: Trail Sisters, 1991

70 Joan Hill

Creek/Cherokee: Morning of the Council, 1971

71 Joan Hill

Creek/Cherokee: Evening at the Pueblo, 1967

72 Jimalee Burton

Cherokee/Creek: Buffalo Dance, ca. 1947

73 Dana Tiger

Creek/Seminole/Cherokee: Patrol of the Lighthorse, 1990

74 Jimmie Carole Fifestewart

Creek: Studying the Treaty, 1967

75 Minisa Crumbo

Creek/Potawatomi: The Pueblo Dress, 1976

76 Brenda Kennedy

Citizen Potawatomi: Provisions, 1976

77 Brenda Kennedy

Citizen Potawatomi: One Sunday at Shawnee, 1979

78 Norma Howard

Choctaw/Chickasaw: Doorway to the Past, 1996

79 Dolona Roberts

Cherokee/Choctaw: Beautiful Blankets, 1985

80 Dyanne Strongbow

Choctaw: Her Flock, 1981

81 Mary C. Young

Choctaw: Bear Dance, 1965

82 Valjean McCarty Hessing

Choctaw: Choctaw Removal, 1966

83 Valjean Mccarty Hessing

Choctaw: Choctaw Mourning Rites

84 Valjean Mccarty Hessing

Choctaw: The Capture of the Crawfish Band, 1974

85 Jane McCarty Mauldin

Choctaw: Prayer, 1972

86 Christine Musgrave

Osage: Bear Dance, 1990

87 Anita Luttrell

Osage: Osage Woman, 1973

88 Gina Gray

Osage: The Return of the Clan Seekers, 1994

89 Mary Gay Osceola

Seminole: Seminole Dance, 1962

90 Mary Gay Osceola

Seminole: Seminole Mothers and Children

91 Agnes Bird

Chieppewa: Chippewa Woman Stripping Birch Bark

92 Sharon Burnette

Chippewa: Portrait of a Lady, 1967

93 Alice Loiselle

Chippewa: Nine People, One Dog, 1968

94 Carol Snow

Seneca: Night Singer, 1990

95 Lisa A. Fifield

Oneida/Iriquois: The Woodlands Loon Woman, 1997

96 Bonita Wawa Calachaw

Luiseno: Chief Runs Them All, 1947

97 Judith Lowrey

Mountain Maidu/Pit River: Wilis-Kol-Kold (Susie Jack), ca. 1985

98 Karen Noble

Kuruk/Chimariko: The Flood, ca. 1985

99 Evelyn Teton

Shoshone/Bannock: Bannock Madonna and Child, 1968

100 Peggy Deam

Squamish: Metis of Montana, 1969

101 Yvonne Thomas

Lummi: Beaver People, 1980

102 Joane Cardinal-Schubert

Blood/Blackfeet: Minus Bear Solution

103 Edna Davis Jackson

Tlingit: Ka-Oosh and Coho Salmon, 1980

104 Kenojuak Ashevak

Inuit (Cape Dorset): Woman With Animals

105 Keeleemeeoome Samualie

Inuit (Cape Dorset): Spirits With Char

106 Jessie Oonark

Inuit (Baker Lake): Ice Fishing

107 Janet Kigusiuq

Inuit (Baker Lake): Winter Camp Life, 1979

108 Victoria Mamnguqsualuk

Inuit (Baker Lake): Shaman Caribou

109 Roberta A. Whiteshield

Cheyenne/Arapaho: White Mountain Apache Fire Dancers, ca. 1970

110 Rosebud Tahcawin De Cinq Mars

Hunkpapa/Brule Sioux: Alo'Wampi Ceremony, ca. 1940

111 Laurie Houseman-Whitehawk

Winnebago/Santee-Sioux: Our Past, Our Future, Our Elders, 1991

112 Judy Mike

Winnebago: Three Women, 1964

113 Sharron Ahtone Harjo

Kiowa: We Had Plenty, 1984

114 Connie Red Star

Crow: Crow Parfleche, 1967

115 Nadema Agard

Lakota/Cherokee/Powhatan: Homage to Plains Womanhood, 1984

116 Charlene Teters

Spokane: Turtle Sisters, 1988

117 Phyllis Fife

Muscogee (Creek): Buffalo Two Chips, 1973

118 Kay Walkingstick

Cherokee/Winnebago: Where Are The Generations?, 1991

119 Kay Walkingstick

Cherokee/Winnebago: Ourselves, Our Land, 1992

120 Jaune Quick-To-See Smith

French Cree/Shoshoni/Flathead/Kootenai: Buffalo, 1992.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-287).

Local Notes:

Gotham Book Mart Collection copy has business card of publicity project manager for publisher attached to front inside cover.

OCLC:

903910522