Native Paths American Indian Art
from the Collection of Charles and Valerie Diker
Alisa LaGamma: Genesis:
Ideas of Origin in African Sculpture
Alisa LaGamma: Echoing Images:
Couples in African Sculpture (Metropolitan Museum of Art Series)
Alisa LaGamma: Art and Oracle:
African Art and Rituals of Divination
Elena Phipps: The Colonial Andes:
Tapestries and Silverwork, 1530-1830 (Metropolitan Museum of Art Series)
Eric Kjellgren: Adorning the World :
Art of the Marquesas Islands (Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications)
Eric Kjellgren: Splendid Isolation:
Art of Easter Island
Heidi King: Rain of the Moon:
Silver in Ancient Peru
Kristi Butterwick: Heritage of Power:
Ancient Sculpture from West Mexico : The Andrall E. Pearson Family Collection (Metropolitan Museum of Art Series)
Ralph T. Coe: The Responsive Eye:
Ralph T. Coe and the Collecting of American Indian Art
Virginia-Lee Webb: Perfect Documents:
Walker Evans and African Art, 1935
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"I'm sure if John Cotton Dana were alive today, he'd have a blog."
Mary Sue Sweeney Price, Director, Newark Museum, at the panel discussion "Civic Life in Newark: The Legacy of John Cotton Dana," July 13, 2006, held on the opening of the exhibit A Tribute to John Cotton Dana, Commemorating the Sesquicentennial of His Birth, curated by William Dane and Bruce E. Ford and on view at the Newark Public Library from July 5 through September 2.
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