Art, Observation, and an Anthropology of Illustration (Paperback)

List of Illustrations List of Contributors Introduction Part I: Drawing as Method 1: The question of expression when using art as a research method in anthropology: notes for the anthropologist-artist Paola Tine 2: Pictorial Ethnographies of the Solomon Islands Ben Burt 3: "You have to be a draughtsman to be an ethnographer!". The Legacy of Giuseppe "Bepo" Sebesta in Ethnographic Museography Giovanni Kezich and Antonella Mott Part II: The Production of Indigenous Visual Knowledge 4: Pictorialization as resource in the Cameroon Grassfield: Ibrahim Njoya's illustrations for the History and Customs of the Bamum (1927-1930) Simon Dell 5: Owning the image: indigenous children claim visual sovereignty far from home Jacqueline Fear-Segal 6: Graphically speaking: the stories told by Northwest Coast prints India Young Part III: Political Economies of Art 7: Ethnographic study of 19th century Kathmandu through artworks Sanyukta Shrestha 8: Like a porcupine: holy wounds in Spanish America Peter Mason 9: Art and the limits of representation: Portraits and portrayals of Mid-western Indigenous peoples in the early United States republic Stephanie Pratt 10: Interpreting art and ethnography in George Catlin's Selection of Indian Pipes Annika Johnson Index