schaeffer claude e (11 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good-. Tight stapled binding, clean interior. Wraps have minimal wear, light age toning to edges. Text is unmarked. A history of the Shaking Tent rite of the Blackfoot Indians. 38 pages.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. B/W Photographs (illustrator). 3rd Edition. Page 04 of this 39 page booklet (Occasional paper No. 5) notes that the shaking tent ritual was used to forecast events of the future. LEARN more about : conjuring tent, 1916, Plains Cree seances, Buffalo Chip Woman, Atsina,Salteaux, spirits, Father Cooper, Skull Bundle,prediction, and Woodland peoples. B/W photographs amplify text. Cond : White card wrapper with black lettering. Cover art features portraits of three First Nations personages: Running Sun, White Man Running Around, and Mad Feathers. Staples tight. Clean and bright and very collectible. No names nor marks. QUote (p. 31) : " Meanwhile the family will accumulate a store of valuable clothing, horses and other gifts for the future give-away ceremony. A day is selected for the final rites. A wooden post bearing a square of hide painted to represent the ._._._. .

1980, 2nd printing. (Staplebound) Near fine. 38pp. Illustration, photographs, bibliography. There is glue residue from a price sticker on the front cover. Publisher series: Glenbow Occasional Papers 5. Locale: Western Canada. (Indians of North America, Blackfoot Indians, Clairvoyance, Indians of North America, Rituals--Indians of North America, Shaking Tent Rite, Spirituality--Native).

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. 38 pages illustrations 24 cm. "Occasional Paper No. 5". A wonderful description of Blackfoot teepee construction. Rare.

Stapled Wraps. Occasional Paper No. 5. pp. 38. Slim 8vo. Illustrated stapled card covers. Black-and-white maps, photographs, illustrations. No detectable flaws, contents bright, clean, and unmarked; fine.

45p, 11" x 8 1/2", wraps, tape on spine, some soiling and wear to cover, good. First edition. WPA publication.

Soft Cover. Zustand: Very Good. Small fault, owner's name, small label on inside front cover, tiny foil label on front cover. Small, light damp stain on bottom edge of front cover. Size: Quarto.

Paperback/Plates. Zustand: Very Good. Second Edition. Decorated manila envelop titled "Blackfoot Indians of Glacier National Park" holds booklet and 24 full color plates "from original portraits of Blackfoot Indians drawn from life by the late Winold Reiss in Glacier National Park ." No writing, highlighting, or marks in text. All plates present. Envelop solid w/ minor signs of wear.

Softcover. Second. Color illus. 8.5" x 11" envelope; Booklet laid in, 12 pp.; 24 color plates laid in. Booklet includes the essay "The Story of the Blackfoot Indians: A Brief Historical Sketch of the Blackfoot Indian Nation" by Schaeffer; Unopened. VG- (Some wear, inc. a few small tears, at extremities of envelope).

[BLACKFOOT INDIANS]. Second Edition. Pictorial pictorial wrappers that contains 24 color prints 12" x 9" all in fine bright condition and a 12 page stapled printed wrappers that tells the story of the Blackfoot Indians and a brief historical sketch of the Blackfoot Indian Nation. All historical text has been provided by Dr. Claude E. Schaeffer. Winhold Reiss (1886-1953) was a painter, illustrator, and interior designer who emigrated from Germany to the United States in 1913, where he taught art for a time at the Art Students' League. In 1919 he traveled to Montana to paint portraits of members of the Blackfeet nation. Reiss depicted his subjects as they were, without the romanticization that many of his fellow artists at the time were using to depict Native Americans. During the summers from 1927 to 1948, Reiss spent in Glacier National Park studying and drawing members of the Blackfeet, these trips were sponsored by the Great Northern Railway, who acquired the majority of these works, and used them in promotional material. The 24 color prints and the 12-page stapled wrappers are in fine condition. Both are housed in the colorful pictorial envelope which has light wear to the flap-fold and with light wear to the extremities. Overall a near fine, bright set.