Indian Art Of The Pueblos

Duration: 13

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1976

Creator: an Encyclopaedia Britannica film ; in cooperation with Denver Art Museum and Richard Conn, curator ; produced by Bert van Bork ; written by Bill Phelps.

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Credits: Van Bork, Bert.; Phelps, Bill.; Backstrom, Ulf.; Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation.; University of California (System). Extension Media Center.

Copyright: Registered 8Mar76 · MP30972 (Jan-Jun 1977) Copyright holder: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation

Description: Shows how the Pueblo Indian tribes of the American southwest keep alive the 1,000-year-old art forms of their ancestors. Examines the traditional materials, forms, and symbols that characterize the Indian art of the American Southwest. Describes the religious and social significance of these works in the daily lives of the Pueblo people., An introduction to the native arts and crafts of the Pueblo Indians. Examines the significance of these works in the religious and social life of the tribes. Shows the works of several contemporary Pueblo artists.

Complete Record: Shows how the Pueblo Indian tribes of the American southwest keep alive the 1,000-year-old art forms of their ancestors. Examines the traditional materials, forms, and symbols that characterize the Indian art of the American Southwest. Describes the religious and social significance of these works in the daily lives of the Pueblo people., An introduction to the native arts and crafts of the Pueblo Indians. Examines the significance of these works in the religious and social life of the tribes. Shows the works of several contemporary Pueblo artists.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

Metadata Source:BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE