DECORATIVE ART OF THE SIOUX INDIANS
Clark Wissler
The following paper is a brief description of
the decorative art of the Dakota, based on data secured by the writer
while engaged on a Museum expedition in the summer of 1902, a part of
the general research in aboriginal American art. The primary object of
this expedition was to secure for comparative study a collection of
typical decorative designs, with information as to the ideas and motives
involved in their execution. The Dakota, under the more general name of
the Sioux, are so well known, that no preliminary statement of their
history and present life is needed. Their decorative art consists of
geometric designs in quill-work and beads, and in painted designs on
robes and bags.
the decorative art of the Dakota, based on data secured by the writer
while engaged on a Museum expedition in the summer of 1902, a part of
the general research in aboriginal American art. The primary object of
this expedition was to secure for comparative study a collection of
typical decorative designs, with information as to the ideas and motives
involved in their execution. The Dakota, under the more general name of
the Sioux, are so well known, that no preliminary statement of their
history and present life is needed. Their decorative art consists of
geometric designs in quill-work and beads, and in painted designs on
robes and bags.
Категорії:
Рік:
1904
Видавництво:
Knickerbocker
Мова:
english
Сторінки:
90
Серії:
Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History; XVIII, 3
Файл:
PDF, 26.24 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1904
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