Publication: The University of Arizona Press, 2022, Tucson
First edition. 8vo. Red cloth, titles stamped in dark blue on the spine, xvi [2], 261 [1] pp., preface, acknowledgments, illustrated mostly from photographs, color plates, notes, bibliography, index, about the author..
Mindy J. Morgan says "The book meticulously details the ways in which various interests to Navajo weaving came together in the early twentieth century both to revitalize the art form and to create new markets for the artists. In so doing, it provides a critical lens through which to see the challenges and limitations of federal policy on artistic practice."--- dust jacket blurb.
As new, unread copy in dust jacket.
Inventory Number: 54613