American Indian Art Magazine Autumn 1980 [SOLD]

Volume 15 | Number 4 | Autumn 1990

18 AUCTION BLOCK
by Harmer Johnson

23 MUSEUMS

35 GALLERIES

40 HOPI ARTIST FRED KABOTIE (1900–1986)
by Ronald McCoy
Offers a summary of the life of Hopi artist Fred Kabotie, as well as illustrating some representative examples of his paintings from various collections throughout the country.

50 THE CONTEMPORARY INDIAN ART COLLECTION AT THE CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION, HULL, QUEBEC
by Gerald McMaster and Lee-Ann Martin
Introduces readers to the new facility of the Canadian Museum of Civilization which opened in Hull, Quebec in June 1989 — along with its collection of contemporary Inuit and Indian art.

56 CONTEMPORARY FLORIDA INDIAN PATCHWORK AND BASKETS
by Dorothy Downs
Provides an overview of the patchwork making and lesser-known basketry arts of today’s Seminole and Miccosukee tribes of Florida.

64 THE YELLOW EARL AT THE MUSEUM OF MANKIND
by Shepard Krech III
Focuses on the artifacts collected by the fifth earl of Lonsdale in 1888 and 1889 among the Inuit and Kutchin of Canada, Inuvialuit (MacKenzie Eskimo), Yupik from southwest Alaska, and the Athapaskans of the Northwest or Yukon Territory.

77 CALENDAR OF AUTUMN EVENTS

90 BOOKS

110 ADVERTISER INDEX