Visions of the People: A Pictorial History of Plains Indian Life

Alfred Young Man · Evan M. Maurer

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Among native peoples of the North American Plains there is a long history of making representational imagery, both sacred and personal. This lavishly illustrated book explores this tradition, setting a large variety of objects in their social context and against a background of sweeping historical change. 442 illustrations, 143 in color.

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