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For centuries the Haida lived on the Queen Charlotte Islands, a remote archipelago off the Northwest Coast of North America. Art, myth and ceremony were an integral part of their lives, and over time they developed a rich, distinctive and powerful style of sculpture and painting. By the time the first Europeans landed on the shores of their homeland, Haida art had attained a refined and noble sophistication of style to display complex myths of creation and transformation. This superb volume, the definitive book on Haida art, presents the most treasured works in what is considered the world's…
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3 editions- Paperback · English · 2000Douglas & McIntyre · 256 pages · 9781550547436
- Other · English · 1996Douglas & McIntyre · 242 pages · 9781550544022
- Other · English · 1996University of Washington Press · 242 pages · 9780295975610
Material cultureHaida artHaida IndiansIndians of North AmericaBritish ColumbiaArtSocial life and customsQueen Charlotte Islands
