Native American basketry, 1920 (print)

Native American basketry. A selection of hand - made baskets and trays, decorated using native dyes, feathers, beads, and bone. Pueblo Indian. American Indians. Pima Tray, pitched water bottle, oraibi (hopi), apache burden, apache storage, hupa squaw cap, hopi katcina, tulare, paiute wedding basket. Artist unknown. HUCKEL, John Rederick. (EDITOR) American Indians: First Families of the Southwest 1920 Huckel 1863-1936 Cover Frank Paul Sauerwein (illustrator). Early printing with the original title. No date given (circa 1919), [1913 copyright]. Brown paper-covered boards with flute-player illustration plate and terracotta lettering, brown cloth spine. 32 full page, full color plates, including 3 color photographs of blankets, pottery, and an altar room. 13 pieces of artwork by an unnamed artist. 3 pieces by J. Allen St. John, 5 by Taos Society of Artists founding member O. E. Berninghaus, 2 by F. P. Sauerwein (cover "Flute Player" painting), and a painting each by Chas Craig, W. E. Rollins, C. Cassidy Davis, Ferdinand Burgdorff, and E. Irving Couse.