Primitive art
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- SERIE B: SKRIFTER
- VIII
- FRANZ BOAS: PRIMITIVE ART
- OSLO 1927
- H. ASCHEHOUG & CO. (W. NYGAARD)
- LEIPZIG PARIS LONDON
- OTTO HARRASSOWITZ HONORÉ CHAMPION WILLIAMS & NORGATE, LTD.
- CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
- HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS
- PRIMITIVE ART
- BY
- FRANZ BOAS
- OSLO 1927
- H. ASCHEHOUG & CO. (W. NYGAARD)
- LEIPZIG PARIS LONDON
- OTTO HARRASSOWITZ HONORÉ CHAMPION WILLIAMS & NORGATE, LTD.
- CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
- HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS
- PRINTED IN NORWAY
- DET MALLINGSKE BOGTRYKKERI
- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTION
- GRAPHIC AND PLASTIC ARTS
- THE FORMAL ELEMENT IN ART
- Andaman Islander.]
- Decorated House, Northern New Guinea.]
- 1 2 3 D 2 1 2 3 2 1 2 D 3 2 1[31]
- D 2 3 2 1 instead of 2 D 3 2 1.
- In Eastern Siberia similar conditions occur.[32]
- Peruvian Textiles.]
- In this the order is from below upward
- Kumiss Goblets of the Yakut.]
- REPRESENTATIVE ART
- Shaman’s Dress, Amur River.]
- SYMBOLISM
- Woven Pouch, British Columbia.]
- STYLE
- Woven Blanket, New Zealand.]
- ART OF THE NORTH PACIFIC COAST OF NORTH AMERICA[100]
- Carved Figure, British Columbia.]
- 9. Of the _dragon-fly_: large head; segmented, slender body; and wings.
- 10. Of the _frog_: wide, toothless mouth; flat nose; and lack of tail.
- 12. Of the _snail_: long snout with sudden downward turn.[110]
- Speaker’s staff representing a shark, Tlingit.]
- Fig. 236. Model of totem pole representing a sculpin, Haida.]
- Chilkat Blanket.]
- Cedarbark Blanket, British Columbia.]
- Bella Coola, British Columbia.]
- House Post near Eburne, Fraser River Delta, British Columbia.]
- Tlingit Baskets.]
- Imbricated Baskets from British Columbia and Washington.]
- LITERATURE, MUSIC, AND DANCE.
- Thus we have in British Columbia
- Instead of “I saw the great spirit travelling about”. We might have
- I sawhaw the greaheat sp’rit tra’ling ’bout, ham ham.
- The Laguna version is as follows:[121]
- The same observation may be made in formulas of the Chukchee.[124]
- Or in a cradlesong of the Kwakiutl Indians:[129]
- In the Eskimo song of the raven and the geese, the raven sings:[130]
- As an example I give the following song of the Navaho:[160]
- Of similar character is the following song of the Apache:[161]
- The following song of the Pima has also ceremonial significance:[162]
- The Kwakiutl sing as follows:[167]
- CONCLUSION
- TEXT FIGURES
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- EXPLANATION OF PLATES
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Text figures 357
- Explanation of plates 373
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