Folk art books

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Examines the development of studio craft - objects in fibre, clay, glass, wood, and metal - from its roots in nineteenth-century...  Read More >>

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Two top graffiti artists from New York City expose their large-scale work. 294 startling color photos capture the...  Read More >>

"After retiring from a career as a small-town businessman, Mack Stanley spent almost 20 years writing a newspaper...  Read More >>

Takes an ironic look at popular icons in western American culture - cowboy boots and masterpieces in western art...  Read More >>

An introduction to the decorative arts in Ming and Qing dynasty China. It explores materials and techniques, as...  Read More >>

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Hand + Made: The Performative Impulse in Art and Craft assesses the latest developments in the ever-increasing overlap...  Read More >>

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Originally published: New York: Abrams, 1990.  Read More >>

The embroiderers of Ninhue, Chile, have been stitching scenes of rural life in the 'place of stones'. Their work...  Read More >>

A collection of drawings and paper cuttings by Jad Fair.  Read More >>

Edited by Anjali Gupta. Text by Glenn Adamson, Janet Koplos, Namita G. Wiggers.  Read More >>

A companion and sequel to Brothers in Clay—deepens and enriches Burrison’s earlier study by focusing on the northeast...  Read More >>

"Hambone is an artist whose expressive style of painting scenes from the Old South can best be described as ""folk...  Read More >>

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Buried in deep valleys, there are citadels of ochre earth. Near the sea there are white chalked casbahs and vast...  Read More >>

This is a faithful reproduction of the 1938 sketchbook of Philip Ayer Sawyer, which he hoped would eventually illustrate...  Read More >>

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing...  Read More >>

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