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With an Introduction and Observations by Joe Ben Wheat
Teresa Wilkins and Diana Leonard, editors
Johnson Books: Boulder
title
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Beyond the Loom : Keys to Understanding Early Southwestern Weaving
author
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Hedlund, Ann Lane.; Wilkins, Teresa.; Leonard, Diana.
publisher
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Johnson Books
isbn10 | asin
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1555660649
print isbn13
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9781555660642
ebook isbn13
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9780585019710
language
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English
subject
Navajo textile fabrics, Pueblo textile fabrics, Weaving--Southwest, New, Navajo textile fabrics--Catalogs, Pueblo textile fabrics--Catalogs, Weaving--Southwest, New--Catalogs, University of Colorado (System).--Museum--Catalogs.
publication date
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1990
lcc
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E99.N3H42 1990eb
ddc
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746.1/4/097
subject
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Navajo textile fabrics, Pueblo textile fabrics, Weaving--Southwest, New, Navajo textile fabrics--Catalogs, Pueblo textile fabrics--Catalogs, Weaving--Southwest, New--Catalogs, University of Colorado (System).--Museum--Catalogs.
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1990 by the Regents of the University of Colorado
Cover design by Molly Davis Gough Cover photograph by Ken Abbott
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Hedlund, Ann Lane, 1952 Beyond the loom: keys to understanding early Southwestern weaving / Ann Lane Hedlund: introduction and observations by Joe Ben Wheat. p.cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 1-55566-064-9 1. Navajo IndiansTextile industry and fabrics. 2. Pueblo IndiansTextile industry and fabrics. 3. WeavingSouthwest, New. 4. Navajo IndiansTextile industry and fabricsCatalogs. 5. Pueblo IndiansTextile industry and fabricsCatalogs. 6. WeavingSouthwest, NewCatalogs. 7. University of Colorado (System).MuseumCatalogs. 1. Title. E99.N3H421990 746.1 '4'097907478863-dc20 90-4126 CIP
Printed in the United States of America by Johnson Publishing Company 1880 South 57th Court Boulder, Colorado 80301
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Dedicated to the Weavers of the nineteenth century Pueblo, Navajo, and Hispanic who worked from the loom spoke from the loom and left images and objects that move beyond the loom and to those of the twentieth century who continue in the visual eloquence of their elders
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Contents
PREFACE
ix
Frederick W. Lange
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
xi
Diana Leonard and Teresa Wilkins
INTRODUCTION
1
Joe Ben Wheat
BEYOND THE LOOM
5
KEYS TO UNDERSTANDING: Joe Ben Wheat's Southwestern Textile Survey
7
COMPARISON OF SOUTHWESTERN TEXTILE TRAITS
35
SELECTIONS FROM THE UCM COLLECTION
37
with OBSERVATIONS by Joe Ben Wheat
GLOSSARY OF SOUTHWESTERN WEAVING
77
FURTHER READING
97
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Preface
This volume provides an introduction to the analysis, understanding and appreciation of southwestern weaving for the interested student of textiles. Three weaving culturesthe prehistoric and historic Pueblo, the Spanish Colonial, and the Navajoleft their individual and collective impact on the development of the southwestern weaving tradition that continues to the present.
Joe Ben Wheat, Curator Emeritus of the University of Colorado Museum, has developed the museum's southwestern textile collection into one of the most significant research collections in the world and, with visits to other collections, has studied more historic southwestern textiles than any other scholar.
Ann Lane Hedlund began studying the weaving and textiles of the Southwest with Joe Ben Wheat in 1973 and received her doctoral degree from the University of Colorado in 1983. Her own careful scholarship, while more often focused on modern weaving on the Navajo Reservation, reflects Joe Ben's thoughtful mentoring and teaching. As a faculty member and director of the museum studies program at Arizona State University and, fortunately for us, as a research associate at the University of Colorado Museum, Ann is influencing a new generation of students.
In the fall of 1987, Joe's infectious interest in textile research led to the formation of a museum studies seminar focused on the development of a southwestern textile exhibition that would emphasize research methodology as well as aesthetic appreciation of the textiles. The course was organized by Diana Leonard and myself. Many of the students enrolled in the seminar participated in the implementation of the exhibition and have continued in related activities such as dye analysis and collection documentation.
This volume and the exhibit entitled Beyond the Loom: Keys to Understanding Early Southwestern Weaving, along with a traveling
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