1936 Jo Mora Publications 'Indians of North America' 
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1936 Jo Mora Publications 'Indians of North America'
The 1936 Jo Mora print is a captivating portrayal of the rich tapestry of Native American tribes across North America. This 'carte' illustrates in great detail various aspects of Indigenous cultures, including clothing styles, transportation methods, religious practices, artistic expressions, and functional items used in daily life. Measuring 31" X 24" and framed, the print is a testament to Jo Mora's skill as an artist and his intimate knowledge of the subjects he depicts. Notable for its vibrant colors and detailed iconography, the print does exhibit some spotting around the edges. This piece is a collector's item for those who appreciate the historical and cultural significance of Native American heritage.
Carved Pyrography Symbols, Such As Whirling Log, Totem Pole, Thunderbird, Cross, Horse, Tee-Pee & More
- Jo Mora Publications, Monterey Ca
- Mounted To Wood Behind Glass
- Illustrates a panorama of Native American life
- Intricate details and annotations by Jo Mora
- Pyrography border featuring culturally significant Native American icons
- A collector's piece reflecting a rich history
- Highly informative and visually arresting design
- A significant record of Native American traditions
Condition:
Good, As Shown with noted spotting around the edges
Size:
Overall (with frame): 39.75" X 31.75"
Poster (print only): 31" X 24"
Collector's Note:
This rare print is a slice of history, offering an educational journey through the artistry and iconography of North American tribes, as seen through the eyes of Jo Mora. For collectors and historians alike, it presents an opportunity to own a piece of artwork that is both aesthetically pleasing and rich in educational value.