Kachina: Messengers of the Hopi & Zuni Gods by Eric Genest & Erick Mickeler, Book, copyright 2011 oil Landscape depicting Glenbrook

Landscape depicting Glenbrook

Sheath measures 4 ¼ inches wide x 20 inches in total length (12 ½ inches sheath + 7 ½ inch suspension)

Original landscape painting of Santa Fe

Poster from the 1973 Zieliensky Exhibition in Völkerkundemuseum in Berlin

kachina dolls have undergone a considerable typological evolution

Kachina: Messengers of the Hopi & Zuni Gods by Eric Genest & Erick Mickeler, Book, copyright 2011 oil Landscape depicting GlenbrookKachina: Messengers of the Hopi & Zuni Gods is a beautifully illustrated study of one of the most important artistic and spiritual traditions of the American Southwest. Authors Eric Genest and Erick Mickeler examine the history, symbolism, and artistry of Hopi and Zuni kachina dolls, ceremonial figures that represent spiritual beings serving as intermediaries between the human and sacred worlds. Text is written in both English and French. From the