Native American art: from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection
"Spanning nearly one thousand years of artistic creativity, Native American Art from the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection documents and celebrates a transformative gift to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The collection, developed by Thomas W. Weisel over the course of thirty years, is...
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2023
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Spanning nearly one thousand years of artistic creativity, Native American Art from the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection documents and celebrates a transformative gift to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The collection, developed by Thomas W. Weisel over the course of thirty years, is wide ranging and brings together artworks that embody exquisite aesthetics and rich cultural histories. While the majority of the collection is from the American Southwest--nineteenth-century Diné/Navajo weavings, Ancestral and historic Pueblo pottery, Hopi and Zuni carved figures, and Yavapai and Apache basketry--works from the Pacific Northwest and the Plains are also included. Building upon the Museums' first publication on the collection, Lines on the Horizon (2014), Native American Art is an expanded scholarly catalogue that includes all 206 works from the gift and features new research and specially commissioned essays and extended captions. Developed in collaboration with cultural advisors, the catalogue reflects the complex and multilayered nature of the works in the collection and, more broadly, the field of Native American art. Contributions by over eighty authors from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds--including scholars, culture bearers, artists, collectors, and museum professionals--illuminate details about the living histories of the works. The multitude of perspectives and voices offered here embraces the complexity of the dialogue surrounding Native works past and present, ensuring that Native American Art will be a cornerstone publication in the field of Native American art history." -- |
| Beschreibung: | Other editors include Christina Hellmich and Deana Dartt with Jill d'Alessandro |
| Beschreibung: | 431 pages illustrations (chiefly color), portraits (some color) 31 cm |
| ISBN: | 1636810969 9781636810966 |
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| author_additional | Joseph R. Aguilar, Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa, Arden Kucate, Christopher Toya, and Brian Vallo Thomas P. Campbell Jonathan Holstein Bruce Bernstein Jennifer Nez Denetdale Anthony Berlant with Jerry Becker Joyce Lovelace Laurie D. Webster Lyle Balenquah and April Sewequaptewa Les Namingha Anthony Berlant and Evan M. Maurer Christopher Toya Joseph R. Aguilar, Bruce Bernstein, Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa, Arden Kucate, Christopher Toya, and Brian Vallo Tessie Naranjo and Eliza Naranjo Morse Eileen Yatsattie Landis Smith Steven C. Brown James Hart/7idansuu Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi Meghann O'Brien/Jaad Kuujus/Kwaxhi'laga Diane Dittemore Bruce Bernstein and Deana Dartt Nicholas C. Laluk Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa Zena Pearlstone Arden Kucate Dwayne Wilcox Janet Catherine Berlo Gerald McMaster Deana Dartt |
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| contents | Introduction -- Diné/Navajo weaving -- Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest -- Historic pottery from the American Southwest -- Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest -- Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets -- Hopi and Zuni carved figures -- Ledger drawings from the Great Plains -- Further thoughts In conversation with our heritage Director's foreword Thomas Weisel and Native American art at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Collecting across centuries: expanding the historic value of the Thomas W. Weisel family collection Navajo weaving and the persistence of Diné: story, history, and tradition Navajo blankets In the path of the ancestors: the dynamic art of Melissa Cody Distinguished provenance Diné/Navajo weaving: plates -- Pueblo pottery: a thousand years of ancestral designs and continuing traditions Spiritual ties The Mimbres tradition of painted ceramics Our journey into clay Ancestral pottery and the museum Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest : plates -- Request and relationship The enduring beauty and values of historic Pueblo pottery A Zuni Pueblo potter's perspective on culturally sensitive tribal objects Potters and conservators: an ongoing conversation Historic pottery from the American Southwest: plates -- Northwest Coast art in the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art Carving a totem pole for the Thomas W. Weisel family home Holding knowledge across generations: the Weisel family Northwest Coast collections Traded realities: colonization, capitalism, and contemporary Indigenous art Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest: plates -- Western Apache and Yavapai coiled basketry Southwest baskets Ndee/Apache basketry Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets: plates -- Hopitihu niq Hopitithu (Hopi katsina doll and Hopi katsina dolls) Hopi and Zuni carved representations of supernaturals Representations of Zuni deities: a community member's perspective Hopi and Zuni carved figures: plates -- A visual language Great Plains art and social change: courtship in the Old White Woman ledger drawings Tâpasinahikana: tellers of truth Ledger drawings from the Great Plains: plates -- The power, privilege, and responsibility of collecting Native art Catalogue of the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art -- Exhibitions cited -- |
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| spelling | Native American art from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection edited by Bruce Bernstein, Hillary C. Olcott [and 3 others] Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art San Francisco Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco 2023 New York, NY DelMonico Books 2023 New York, NY ARTBOOK/D.A.P. Germany Cantz 431 pages illustrations (chiefly color), portraits (some color) 31 cm txt rdacontent sti rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Other editors include Christina Hellmich and Deana Dartt with Jill d'Alessandro Introduction -- Diné/Navajo weaving -- Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest -- Historic pottery from the American Southwest -- Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest -- Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets -- Hopi and Zuni carved figures -- Ledger drawings from the Great Plains -- Further thoughts In conversation with our heritage Joseph R. Aguilar, Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa, Arden Kucate, Christopher Toya, and Brian Vallo Director's foreword Thomas P. Campbell Thomas Weisel and Native American art at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Jonathan Holstein Collecting across centuries: expanding the historic value of the Thomas W. Weisel family collection Bruce Bernstein Navajo weaving and the persistence of Diné: story, history, and tradition Jennifer Nez Denetdale Navajo blankets Anthony Berlant with Jerry Becker In the path of the ancestors: the dynamic art of Melissa Cody Joyce Lovelace Distinguished provenance Laurie D. Webster Diné/Navajo weaving: plates -- Pueblo pottery: a thousand years of ancestral designs and continuing traditions Lyle Balenquah and April Sewequaptewa Spiritual ties Les Namingha The Mimbres tradition of painted ceramics Anthony Berlant and Evan M. Maurer Our journey into clay Christopher Toya Ancestral pottery and the museum Joseph R. Aguilar, Bruce Bernstein, Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa, Arden Kucate, Christopher Toya, and Brian Vallo Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest : plates -- Request and relationship Tessie Naranjo and Eliza Naranjo Morse The enduring beauty and values of historic Pueblo pottery Bruce Bernstein A Zuni Pueblo potter's perspective on culturally sensitive tribal objects Eileen Yatsattie Potters and conservators: an ongoing conversation Landis Smith Historic pottery from the American Southwest: plates -- Northwest Coast art in the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art Steven C. Brown Carving a totem pole for the Thomas W. Weisel family home James Hart/7idansuu Holding knowledge across generations: the Weisel family Northwest Coast collections Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi Traded realities: colonization, capitalism, and contemporary Indigenous art Meghann O'Brien/Jaad Kuujus/Kwaxhi'laga Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest: plates -- Western Apache and Yavapai coiled basketry Diane Dittemore Southwest baskets Bruce Bernstein and Deana Dartt Ndee/Apache basketry Nicholas C. Laluk Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets: plates -- Hopitihu niq Hopitithu (Hopi katsina doll and Hopi katsina dolls) Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa Hopi and Zuni carved representations of supernaturals Zena Pearlstone Representations of Zuni deities: a community member's perspective Arden Kucate Hopi and Zuni carved figures: plates -- A visual language Dwayne Wilcox Great Plains art and social change: courtship in the Old White Woman ledger drawings Janet Catherine Berlo Tâpasinahikana: tellers of truth Gerald McMaster Ledger drawings from the Great Plains: plates -- The power, privilege, and responsibility of collecting Native art Deana Dartt Catalogue of the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art -- Exhibitions cited -- "Spanning nearly one thousand years of artistic creativity, Native American Art from the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection documents and celebrates a transformative gift to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The collection, developed by Thomas W. Weisel over the course of thirty years, is wide ranging and brings together artworks that embody exquisite aesthetics and rich cultural histories. While the majority of the collection is from the American Southwest--nineteenth-century Diné/Navajo weavings, Ancestral and historic Pueblo pottery, Hopi and Zuni carved figures, and Yavapai and Apache basketry--works from the Pacific Northwest and the Plains are also included. Building upon the Museums' first publication on the collection, Lines on the Horizon (2014), Native American Art is an expanded scholarly catalogue that includes all 206 works from the gift and features new research and specially commissioned essays and extended captions. Developed in collaboration with cultural advisors, the catalogue reflects the complex and multilayered nature of the works in the collection and, more broadly, the field of Native American art. Contributions by over eighty authors from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds--including scholars, culture bearers, artists, collectors, and museum professionals--illuminate details about the living histories of the works. The multitude of perspectives and voices offered here embraces the complexity of the dialogue surrounding Native works past and present, ensuring that Native American Art will be a cornerstone publication in the field of Native American art history." -- Indian art / North America Indians of North America / Material culture Indians of North America / Antiquities Indian art / Southwest, New Indian art / Northwest, Pacific Navajo textile fabrics Indian pottery / Southwest, New Pueblo pottery Apache baskets Yavapai baskets Hopi wood-carving Zuni wood-carving Indian ledger drawings Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco / Catalogs Weisel family / Art collections Indian art Indians of North America New Southwest North America Pacific Northwest ART / General Art Bernstein, Bruce Sonstige oth Olcott, Hillary Sonstige oth Hellmich, Christina Sonstige oth Dartt, Deana 1966- Sonstige oth D'Alessandro, Jill Sonstige oth Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Sonstige oth Weisel Family Art Foundation Sonstige oth |
| spellingShingle | Native American art from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection Introduction -- Diné/Navajo weaving -- Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest -- Historic pottery from the American Southwest -- Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest -- Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets -- Hopi and Zuni carved figures -- Ledger drawings from the Great Plains -- Further thoughts In conversation with our heritage Director's foreword Thomas Weisel and Native American art at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Collecting across centuries: expanding the historic value of the Thomas W. Weisel family collection Navajo weaving and the persistence of Diné: story, history, and tradition Navajo blankets In the path of the ancestors: the dynamic art of Melissa Cody Distinguished provenance Diné/Navajo weaving: plates -- Pueblo pottery: a thousand years of ancestral designs and continuing traditions Spiritual ties The Mimbres tradition of painted ceramics Our journey into clay Ancestral pottery and the museum Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest : plates -- Request and relationship The enduring beauty and values of historic Pueblo pottery A Zuni Pueblo potter's perspective on culturally sensitive tribal objects Potters and conservators: an ongoing conversation Historic pottery from the American Southwest: plates -- Northwest Coast art in the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art Carving a totem pole for the Thomas W. Weisel family home Holding knowledge across generations: the Weisel family Northwest Coast collections Traded realities: colonization, capitalism, and contemporary Indigenous art Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest: plates -- Western Apache and Yavapai coiled basketry Southwest baskets Ndee/Apache basketry Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets: plates -- Hopitihu niq Hopitithu (Hopi katsina doll and Hopi katsina dolls) Hopi and Zuni carved representations of supernaturals Representations of Zuni deities: a community member's perspective Hopi and Zuni carved figures: plates -- A visual language Great Plains art and social change: courtship in the Old White Woman ledger drawings Tâpasinahikana: tellers of truth Ledger drawings from the Great Plains: plates -- The power, privilege, and responsibility of collecting Native art Catalogue of the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art -- Exhibitions cited -- |
| title | Native American art from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection |
| title_alt | Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art In conversation with our heritage Director's foreword Thomas Weisel and Native American art at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Collecting across centuries: expanding the historic value of the Thomas W. Weisel family collection Navajo weaving and the persistence of Diné: story, history, and tradition Navajo blankets In the path of the ancestors: the dynamic art of Melissa Cody Distinguished provenance Diné/Navajo weaving: plates -- Pueblo pottery: a thousand years of ancestral designs and continuing traditions Spiritual ties The Mimbres tradition of painted ceramics Our journey into clay Ancestral pottery and the museum Ancestral pottery from the American Southwest : plates -- Request and relationship The enduring beauty and values of historic Pueblo pottery A Zuni Pueblo potter's perspective on culturally sensitive tribal objects Potters and conservators: an ongoing conversation Historic pottery from the American Southwest: plates -- Northwest Coast art in the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art Carving a totem pole for the Thomas W. Weisel family home Holding knowledge across generations: the Weisel family Northwest Coast collections Traded realities: colonization, capitalism, and contemporary Indigenous art Carvings and regalia from the Pacific Northwest: plates -- Western Apache and Yavapai coiled basketry Southwest baskets Ndee/Apache basketry Ndee/Apache and Yavapai baskets: plates -- Hopitihu niq Hopitithu (Hopi katsina doll and Hopi katsina dolls) Hopi and Zuni carved representations of supernaturals Representations of Zuni deities: a community member's perspective Hopi and Zuni carved figures: plates -- A visual language Great Plains art and social change: courtship in the Old White Woman ledger drawings Tâpasinahikana: tellers of truth Ledger drawings from the Great Plains: plates -- The power, privilege, and responsibility of collecting Native art Catalogue of the Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection of Native American Art -- Exhibitions cited -- |
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| title_full | Native American art from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection edited by Bruce Bernstein, Hillary C. Olcott [and 3 others] |
| title_fullStr | Native American art from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection edited by Bruce Bernstein, Hillary C. Olcott [and 3 others] |
| title_full_unstemmed | Native American art from the Thomas W. Weisel family collection edited by Bruce Bernstein, Hillary C. Olcott [and 3 others] |
| title_short | Native American art |
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