A great vintage (5) page original magazine article entitled: THE SURPRISING RICHES OF INDIAN ART...A VISION BEYOND TIME AND PIECE. Mention Indian crafts and most people think of turquoise brooches and gaudy blankets on the dusty roadside stand. Yet the artisitic heritage of the North American Indian is unimaginably rich...This article has art images of 16th Centruy Mexico-Zuni pueblo at Hawikuh; California Pomo; Kwakiutis of Vancouver Island; Zuni Indians of New Mexico (Rainbow Men); Salish tribesman of British Columbia; Ottawa Indiands in early-19th century Michigan; Mississipi Indian culture; Tlingit of Alaska; Southwest Woodlands people roamed from N. Carolina to Oklahoma; Mandan from North Dakota. The article was written by N. Scott Momaday, a Kiowa Indian, professor of English and comparative literature at the University of California at Berley (in 1971). Each page of the article measures approximately: 10" x 13". Condition: VG. Certificate of Authenticity is provided.