Art of the Huichol Indians

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Kathleen Berrin
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, 1978 - Huichol Indians - 212 pages

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Contents

Foreword Ian McKibbin White
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Introduction Kathleen Berrin
15
Huichol Womens Art Susan Eger in collaboration
35
Copyright

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Art of the Huichol Indians, Volume 3
Kathleen Berrin
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Bibliographic information

TitleArt of the Huichol Indians
EditorKathleen Berrin
ContributorsLowell John Bean, Kathleen Berrin, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Editionillustrated
PublisherFine Arts Museums of San Francisco, 1978
Original fromUniversity of Texas
DigitizedJan 14, 2008
ISBN081092160X, 9780810921603
Length212 pages
  
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