Articles on Southwest Native Art and Artists published in The School-Arts Magazine [SOLD]

Articles on Southwest Native Art and Artists published in The School-Arts Magazine, Volume XXX, No. 7, March 1931, pages 387 to 483, plus advertisements, incorporates the entire issue of this magazine.

This is a National Geographic-size magazine formerly published by The Davis Press Inc., 44 Portland Street, Worcester, Massachusetts.  It is no longer in publication.

Condition: interior of magazine is in good condition.  Paper cover is torn off and the front cover is missing. Back cover is available but is detached.

CONTENTS

America’s Most Ancient Art by Kenneth M. Chapman

An Old World Trip in Our Own United States by Pedro J. Lemos

Indians of the Southwest (16-page insert) by J. Harmon Parkhurst

The Kacina Doll by Ted Swift

Lost: A Tradition by Margaret McKittrick

Crafts Del Navajo

Native Crafts in New Mexico by Helen Cramp McCrossen

The Art of the Navajo Silversmith

Indian Drawings

Navajo Art by Nils Hogner

Wick Miller, Friendly Indian Trader,

and His Post for Pueblo Indians

Art for the Grades:

Going to School with the Little Domingos by Dorothy Dunn