Contested terrain : myth and meanings in Southwest art / Sharyn R. Udall.
1996
709.78 U18c
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Title
Contested terrain : myth and meanings in Southwest art / Sharyn R. Udall.
Author
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
0826316697 (paper)
0826316689 (cloth)
0826316689 (cloth)
Imprint
Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, c1996.
Language
English
Description
180 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 23 cm.
Call Number
709.78 U18c
System Control No.
(OCoLC)32432111
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Spiritual icons in Southwest art: the sacred mountain, pueblo cosmogony, and Euro-American landscape painting
Into the neon sunset: a look at the sources and significance of contemporary cowboy imagery
The irresistible other: Hopi ritual drama and Euro-American audiences
Southwest Phoenix: Marsden Hartley's search for self in New Mexico
Beholding the epiphanies: mysticism and the art of Georgia O'keeffe
Models of consciousness: myth and memory in the work of Georgia O'keeffe, Eliot Porter, and Todd Webb
Page Allen and the mythic landscape
Woody Gwyn: landscape painting and the social meaning of the earth.
Into the neon sunset: a look at the sources and significance of contemporary cowboy imagery
The irresistible other: Hopi ritual drama and Euro-American audiences
Southwest Phoenix: Marsden Hartley's search for self in New Mexico
Beholding the epiphanies: mysticism and the art of Georgia O'keeffe
Models of consciousness: myth and memory in the work of Georgia O'keeffe, Eliot Porter, and Todd Webb
Page Allen and the mythic landscape
Woody Gwyn: landscape painting and the social meaning of the earth.
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