Northwest Coast Indians

The book is bound in blue cloth and is in good condition, showing minor wear on the spine and edges consistent with its age. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions or markings, maintaining the integrity of this 1930 publication.

"Denver Art Museum Department of Indian Art Leaflets," authored by Frederic H. Douglas and published by the Denver Art Museum in 1930, is a seminal work focusing on the rich artistic traditions of the Northwest Coast Indians. As Leaflet No. 1 in the series, this edition serves as a foundational text for understanding the museum's collection and the cultural significance of Indigenous art. Douglas, a curator at the museum, provides expert insights into the artifacts and their historical contexts. This first edition is particularly scarce, offering a unique glimpse into early 20th-century perspectives on Indigenous art. The hardcover is bound in blue cloth, with the absence of a dust jacket. The book is in good condition, with minor wear indicative of its age. This edition is a valuable resource for collectors and scholars interested in Indigenous studies and art history.