Native American Art

with an emphasis on representational art




Articles and essays from Resource Library in chronological order:

2013

Eah-Ha-Wa (Eva Mirabal) and Jonathan Warm Day Coming (3/7/13)

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2000

1999

1998

 

Articles and essays from Resource Library regarding Navajo Weavings (also see Weaving for other resources)

 

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A 5/3/10 search within the TFAO digital library retrieved 224 pages referencing the phrase "Native American art" and 540 pages referencing the phrase "Native American." To search TFAO's web site please click here.

Contents listed within topics are largely derived from articles and essays in Resource Library, which is a publication of Traditional Fine Arts Organization.Where identified and available, included with each topic are also listings of:

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-- online audio files with substantial content devoted to the topic (see Audio Online for examples)
-- online video files with substantial content devoted to the topic (see Videos Online for examples)
-- online texts not published in Resource Library, with substantial content devoted to the topic (see Articles and Essays Online for examples)
-- online museum exhibitions devoted exclusively to the topic
-- websites devoted exclusively to the topic

For teachers and students wishing to study American art history from additional perspectives such as race and ethnic orientation, Resource Library contains texts related to a plethora of subjects. An easy way to identify specific texts is to use Resource Library's search feature, as articles and essays are fully indexed. Since American art museums often focus on local art history, an index to assist in identification of articles and essays with a regional focus is useful. See Resource Library's Sources of Articles and Essays Indexed by State within the United States for a handy guide.

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