Consulter la cote et le prix de The World Of Tribal Arts Magazine, 1995

Description : Twelve issues of The World of Tribal Arts (later “Tribal”) magazine. THE WORLD OF TRIBAL ARTS/TRIBAL. 1.) Winter 1994-95, Vol. I, Issue 4.Polynesia, Trobriand lime spatulas, collecting American Indian Art, etc. 2.) Summer 1995, Vol. II, Number 2. Art/typology, Panama, Peruvian, African, Himalayan, etc. 3.) Autumn, 1995, Vol. II, Number 3. Oceanic art, East African, etc. 4.) Spring 1996, Vol. III, Number 1. The Olmec, Indonesian textiles, Herbert Ward, etc. 5.) Winter 1997, Vol. IV, Number3. African art, New Guinea Highlands, Cook Islands, etc. 6.) Winter/Spring 1999/2000, Vol. I, Number1. Jewelry of Oceana, Himalayan Art and Shamanism, Funerary Sculpture of the Bongo and Belanda, etc. 7.) Autumn/Winter 2000, Vol. VI, Number3. African art from the National Museum of Ethnology in Lisbon, fineline painting of the Moche, feathered capes of the Great Lakes Region, etc. 8.) Summer/Autumn 2002, Vol. VII, Issue 3, Number 28. Micronesian art, arts of the Bahr-el-Ghasal, Manipa'sworld, etc. 9.) Spring 2003Vol. VIII, Issue 1, Number 30. Feather art from ancient Peru, Oceanic art, basket divination symbols of the Chokwe, etc. 10.) Spring 2008, Vol. XII, Issue 3, Number 48. Les Arts Sauvages, Maori art, Plains Indian Museum, etc. 11.) Autumn 2012, Vol. XVI, Issue 4, Number 65. Nok sculpture, Monsunen expedition, Eskimo snow goggles, etc. 12.) Winter 2012, Vol. XVII, Issue 1, Number 66. Australian aboriginal art, Emile Storms collection, Austral Island paddles, etc. Condition: Good-Very Good, these volumes are from a well-used research library, some light toning.
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