Native America collected : the culture of an art world /
by Dubin, Margaret Denise.
Publisher: Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, c2001Edition: 1st ed.Description: viii, 184 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm.ISBN: 0826321747 (cloth : alk. paper).Subject(s): Indian art -- Collectors and collecting -- History. -- United States | Indian art -- Public opinion. -- United States | Tourism and art -- History. -- United States | Art museums -- Administration. -- United States | Indians in popular culture | Art criticism -- United States | Public opinion -- United StatesOnline resources: Table of contents
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: 1. Objects Desired:A History of Collecting I -- 2. Commodities Controlled: -- Legislating the Trade of Native American Art 27 -- 3. Collectors: Charity, Empathy, Matching the Sofa 49 -- 4. Artists: Selling Paintings, Dispelling Stereotypes 65 -- 5. Museums and the Politics of Cultural Authority 83 -- 6. Sanctioned Scribes: ]Ho Critics, Curators, -- and Scholars Write the Native American ArtWodd 10i -- 7. Collecting/Being Collected: -- The Language of Cultural Difference z15 f -- Epilogue: Reflections on Fieldwork 147 -- Notes 153 -- Works Cited 169 -- Index 179.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 169-178) and index.
Machine generated contents note: 1. Objects Desired:A History of Collecting I -- 2. Commodities Controlled: -- Legislating the Trade of Native American Art 27 -- 3. Collectors: Charity, Empathy, Matching the Sofa 49 -- 4. Artists: Selling Paintings, Dispelling Stereotypes 65 -- 5. Museums and the Politics of Cultural Authority 83 -- 6. Sanctioned Scribes: ]Ho Critics, Curators, -- and Scholars Write the Native American ArtWodd 10i -- 7. Collecting/Being Collected: -- The Language of Cultural Difference z15 f -- Epilogue: Reflections on Fieldwork 147 -- Notes 153 -- Works Cited 169 -- Index 179.
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