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Tipi

Name: Tipi
Brand: World Wisdom Books
SKU: 05032817
Price: 18.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Paul Globe
ISBN: 9781933316376

Home of the Nomadic Buffalo Hunters

Paul Globe

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Código Libristo: 05032817

Editores World Wisdom Books, mayo 2007

"When I was a little boy, my mother made me a small tipi and painted it with Native American symbols... Descripción completa

Código Libristo: 05032817

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"When I was a little boy, my mother made me a small tipi and painted it with Native American symbols. It excited my interest, and made me want to know more. This book is the kind of book I began looking for, but never found. So I have made it for you." These are the opening words to world-renowned artist, Paul Goble's latest work, "Tipi:Home of the Nomadic Buffalo Hunters". Through his award-winning art and the stories and tales of the old-timers, Goble examines the construction and art of the tipi, which was more than a simple dwelling for the Plains Indians, but rather an expression of their belief in the spirituality of the world around them.