Visions of the people
Subtitle: a pictorial history of Plains Indian life
By: Evan M. Maurer ; with essays by Evan M. Maurer ... [et al.] ; exhibition organized by Evan M. Maurer and Louise Lincoln ; catalogue entries by Evan M. Maurer ... [et al.].
Contributors: Lincoln, Louise.; Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Publisher: Minneapolis Institute of Arts; Distributed by the University of Washington Press
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Minneapolis, Minn; Seattle, Wash
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: Minneapolis Institute of Arts -- Exhibitions; St. Louis Art Museum -- Exhibitions; Joslyn Art Museum -- Exhibitions; Indian art -- Great Plains -- Exhibitions; Indians of North America -- Pictorial works -- Exhibitions
Notes: Includes bibliographical references ( p. 293-295).
Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Oct. 11, 1992-Jan. 3, 1993), the Saint Louis Art Museum (Feb. 5-Apr. 18, 1993) and the Joslyn Art Museum (May 22-July 25, 1993).
Table of contents: title: Visions of the people / Evan M. Maurer; title: The social construction of Plains art, 1875-1915 / Louise Lincoln; title: The warbonnet : a symbol of honor / George P. Horse Capture; title: The horse as symbol : equine representations in Plains pictographic art / David W. Penney; title: Sacrifice transformed into victory : Standing Bear portrays Sitting Bull's sun dance and the final summer of Lakota freedom / Peter J. Powell; title: Catalogue of the exhibition.