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PER: Amer...v.36 no.2 p.36-47
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Summary:
Reviews the work, life and complex relationship of Hopi artists Fred and Michael Kabotie, and suggests that although Michael down-played Fred's influence on this work, his father was an important catalyst for Michael's development as one of the foremost Native artists of the twentieth century.
Notes:
Caption title.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 47).
Shelf note: Periodical analytic.
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