The Jim Haas Native American Art Library

Eight publications on Southwest basketry. 1.-2.) CAIN, H. THOMAS. Pima Indian Basketry. Phoenix: The Heard Museum of Anthropology and Primitive Arts.

Nine references on Northwest and Eskimo basketry. 1.) DANGEL, DIANNE. A Celebration of Weavers, Catalog of Weavers an Baskets of the Doris Borhauer Ba

MOSER, CHRISTOPHER. Three exhibition catalogs, Riverside Museum Press: 1.) American Indian Basketry of Northern California, 1989. 2.) Native American

LATTA, FRANK F. Handbook of Yokuts Indians. Santa Cruz: Bear State Books, 1977. 4to. Gilt pictorial cover.  Condition: Very Good; from a well-

Three books on California weavers and their basketry. 1.) BATES, CRAIG D., and MARTHA J. LEE. Tradition and Innovation, A Basket History of the Indian

Seven publications on the weaving of Dat-so-la-lee and other exceptional basketry. 1.) BIBBY, BRIAN, et al. The Datsolalee Miniatures, an Extraordinar

Five books on California basketry. 1.) FARMER (IPAI), JUSTIN F. Southern California Luiseno Indian Baskets, A Study of Seventy-Six Luiseno Baskets in

Three books on Native American baskets. 1.) MASON, OTIS TUFTON. Aboriginal American Basketry: Studies in a Textile Art Without Machinery. First publis

Four references on Western basketry. 1.) BERNSTEIN, BRUCE. The Language of Native American Baskets, From the Weaver's View. Washington and New Y...

Twelve publications on Western basketry. 1.) ALLEN, ELSIE. Pomo Basketmaking, a supreme art for the weaver. Healdsburg: Naturgraph Publishers, 1972. 2