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Harry P. Mera – author, Stated 4th printing 1974 The object of this publication is to demonstrate through the medium of pictorial representations, the progress of evolution and various developments in Southwestern Indian silverwork from the early simple forms up to some of the later and more complex styles. There is presented in visual form sufficient material to make plain to those unfamiliar, or only slightly acquainted with the subject, the versatility and skill eventually achieved by the Indian craftsman.
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Book is in fair to good condition. Pages and spine are intact with no interior markings. Title page has former owner’s name written in ink. Bottom right corner of front cover is chipped. Moisture has caused the bottom edges of book to warp and buckle slightly. Does not affect readability or images in the book. Otherwise, a very clean and valuable reference guide. 120pp. 9 x 6″
