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Publisher
McGill-Queen's University Press
ISBN-10
077351807X
ISBN-13
9780773518070
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9038722781
Product Key Features
Book Title
Trading Identities : the Souvenir in Native North American Art from the Northeast, 1700-1900
Language
English
Publication Year
1999
Topic
Ethnic Studies / Native American Studies, History / General
Genre
Art, Social Science
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
39.8 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
7.3 in
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Reviews
"One of the most important, if not the most important work of the decade in the anthropology of art and the art history of non-western art. Above all, it is a remarkable tour de force of historical and museological scholarship. A wonderful book, wonderful reading, wonderful food for thought." Nelson H.H. Graburn, University of California, Berkeley "The kinds of questions Dr Phillips asks represent the leading edge of Native American art historical theory and method. Trading Identities will have a significant impact on the way Native American art history is practiced as a discipline." David W. Penney, The Detroit Institute of Arts
Dewey Edition
21
Dewey Decimal
704.03/97074
Synopsis
Tourist art of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries is generally of high quality and great aesthetic interest. Yet scholars have largely ignored these objects because their incorporation of Euro-North American influences, in both forms and motifs, has led to their dismissal as commercial, acculturated, and inauthentic. This exclusive location of authenticity and value in an idealized past silences the creative responses of Aboriginal people to repressive official policies of directed acculturation and denies their full participation in historical modernity. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries the production, sale, and consumption of tourist art constituted a system for the circulation of objects within which images of Indianness were negotiated. To produce marketable commodities, Aboriginal people constructed images of themselves that mediated European notions of the savage, the natural, and the primitive. By accepting this imagery, colonizers and settlers naturalized their own identities as the rightful successors to the -Indians. While stereotypes of Indianness were being transported into parlours and bed chambers, the objects made for sale were also influencing the things Aboriginal people made for their own use. The beaded purses, pincushions, and shopping baskets brought Euro-American styles and concepts into Aboriginal communities, together with associated ideas of gender roles and domestic organization. An innovative combination of fieldwork, art historical analysis, and historical contextualization, this study is the first rigorous comparison of Native souvenir production with a wide range of Euro-American decorative arts and home crafts to identify the sources of object types and styles and revealing the innovative difference displayed by Aboriginal trade wares. Images newly uncovered in archives and travel literature - including depictions of Native vendors and makers - illustrate the book, along with never before displayed or published objects from museum collections in Europe and North America., Trading Identities examines a variety of art forms produced by Indians in northeastern North America for sale to travellers and tourists during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The Aboriginal peoples of the woodlands were the first in North America to experience economic and social marginalization and, in consequence, the first to rely on the production of commodities for the tourist trade. Foreshadowing many continental and global patterns of artistic production now being addressed in the contexts of postmodernism and postcolonialism, these hybrid art forms combine indigenous materials and techniques such as quillwork, moosehair embroidery, birchbark, and basketry with Euro-American genres and styles.
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