Twelve examples of Navajo weaving from drawings cut on linoleum blocks
By: by Ruth Connely, under the Public works of art project, Thirteenth regional committee. Contributed by the Thirteenth regional committee of the Public works of art project, and the New Mexico relief administation, distributed through the courtesy of the Santa Fé Indian school.
Contributors: Public Works of Art Project (United States); New Mexico. Relief administration.
Published: 1935
Place of publication: Santa Fé, N.M
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Indian textile fabrics -- North America.; Navajo Indians.
Other titles: Navajo weaving.
Notes: Title-page mimeographed.
Title on verso of each plate dated 1934.
"Edition limited to 100 copies, hand printed by Ruth Connely, under the New Mexico relief administration. 95."
"The project was undertaken to provide colored prints for use by the United States Indian service, in encouraging a revival of the order designs in Navajo weaving, as a part of its broad program in Indian arts and crafts."