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Women and Ledger Art is highly significant. While ledger art has been the subject of recent studies by leading scholars in the field of Native American art, the work of women ledger artists and women as the subjects of ledger art are topics that have received scant attention. --Jennifer McLerran, author of A New Deal for Native Art: Indian Arts and Federal Policy, 1933-1943

-Women and Ledger Art is highly significant. While ledger art has been the subject of recent studies by leading scholars in the field of Native American art, the work of women ledger artists and women as the subjects of ledger art are topics that have received scant attention.---Jennifer McLerran, author of A New Deal for Native Art: Indian Arts and Federal Policy, 1933-1943 -An invaluable contribution that offers in-depth analysis.---California Bookwatch -An easy and educational read for students, artists, and academics in Native studies.---Oral History Review

Women and Ledger Art is highly significant. While ledger art has been the subject of recent studies by leading scholars in the field of Native American art, the work of women ledger artists and women as the subjects of ledger art are topics that have received scant attention. --Jennifer McLerran, author of A New Deal for Native Art: Indian Arts and Federal Policy, 1933-1943 An invaluable contribution that offers in-depth analysis. -- California Bookwatch

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Richard Pearce is Professor Emeritus of English at Wheaton College in Massachusetts. He has published six books on modernist narrative. Now in retirement, he has applied his experience to the narratives of Plains Indian ledger art, extending his commitment to cross-cultural feminism.

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