Scholder/Indians

This hardcover edition of "Scholder/Indians" shows signs of previous library use, including stamps and catalog markings. The dust jacket is worn, with minor edge tears and scuffs, but remains intact. The binding is secure, and the pages are clean, offering a glimpse into the book's historical journey through public collections.

"Scholder/Indians" by Fritz Scholder is a compelling exploration of Native American art through the lens of one of the most influential contemporary artists. Published by Northland Press in 1972, this hardcover edition features an introduction by Adelyn D. Breeskin, curator at the Smithsonian Institution, and commentary by Rudy H. Turk from Arizona State University. The book captures Scholder's unique perspective and groundbreaking approach to Native American imagery, challenging traditional representations and offering a modern viewpoint. As an ex-library copy from the Denver Public Library, it carries the marks of its public service history. This edition is notable for its insightful text alongside Scholder's evocative artwork, making it a valuable resource for art historians and enthusiasts alike. The condition includes a worn dust jacket with minor edge tears, reflecting its age and usage.