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I have also co-authored two books on Native American art, which are described below.
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“An Introduction to the Cheyenne/Arapaho Ledger Book from the Pamplin Collection”
Cheyenne Arapaho warriors frequently recorded their battle victories in glorious drawings on paper, hide or cloth, known as ledger art. This art form – which warriors used to enhance their opportunities for rising within the ranks of their society – flourished in North America from the 1860’s to the early 20th century.
This book, a collaboration between Bonnie Kahn and Craig D. Bates, focuses on a particularly important ledger owned by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pamplin Jr. and is considered one of the mostly scholarly texts in existence on Cheyenne/Arapaho ledger art.
Published in 1999 by Robert Pamplin Jr.
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“Keeping the Spirit Alive,” a collaboration between Bonnie Kahn and Mary Schlick, commemorates an exhibit of more than 90 items from the Pamplin collection that Bonnie curated at the Oregon Historical Society in 2000.
This book documents Native American artistry over the past 200 years and reveals how past artists influenced and inspired the work being made by contemporary Native Americans.
Published in 2001 by the Oregon Historical Society Press.
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