SOUTHWESTERN ART, Volume VI, Number 1, Spring 1977 [SOLD]
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SOUTHWESTERN ART, Volume VI, Number 1, Spring 1977
A Journal Devoted to the Recognition of the Arts in the West and Southwest
A quarterly journal published in Austin, Texas, in the 1970s
This Issue
TRAJES INDIGENAS: Meso-American Clothing as an expression of Folk Art by Lynn Clark
CHARLIE DYE by John Jellico
THE MAGUEY PRESS: a sense of region; a sense of purpose by Karen Fisher
A PICTORIAL EXPRESSION OF THE INDIAN SOUL by Charles Lohrmann
ETCHING: The Artist, Printer, and Process by Sandy Scott and C. R. Bryan
NEWS & NOTES
CALENDAR
BOOK REVIEWS
This journal was a very elaborate production. The cover of this issue is made from woven fabric, there are color and black and white photos, some tipped in, there is an insert on Charlie Dye, pages of various colors, and etchings framed in cut out pages. It had to be a very expensive production to publish. That is most likely the reason it lasted only a decade or less.