People of Legend : Native Americans of the Southwest (1996)

by John Annerino

Other authorsJohn Annerino (Photographer)
Paper Book, 1996

LCC

E78 S7 A65 1996

Description

In 87 color photographs, People of Legend offers striking portraits of the six major tribes of the Southwest: the Apache, the Navajo, the Hualapai, the Pima, the Mojave, and the Papago. As a wilderness guide and southwestern history scholar, Annerino brings a unique perspective and an authoritative voice to the essays which accompany the photographs.

Publication

San Francisco : Sierra Club Books, c1996.

Subjects

Indians of North America Southwest, New
Indians of North America Southwest, New Pictorial works

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