Cultural History In Focus | “On Losing and Getting a Head: Warfare, Exchange, and Alliance in a Changing Sumba, 1888-1988” by Janet Alison Hoskins
Cultural History In Focus | “On Losing and Getting a Head: Warfare, Exchange, and Alliance in a Changing Sumba, 1888-1988” by Janet Alison Hoskins
Cultural History In Focus, News 5, Articles Archive 2Janet Alison HoskinsArt of the Ancestors, Steven G. Alpert, Asian Art, Island Southeast Asian Art, Oceanic Art, Asiatica, Ethnographica, Ethnographic Art, Art Collection, Fine Art, Primitive Art, Indonesian Art, Tribal Art, Eyes of the Ancestors, Dr. Reimar Schefold, Janet Hoskins, Janet Alison Hoskins
Kayanic Art | Aesthetic Traditions of Borneo: Part III
Kayanic Art | Aesthetic Traditions of Borneo: Part III
News 4, Cultural History In Focus, Articles Archive 2, Curations 1Steven G. AlpertArt of the Ancestors, Eyes of the Ancestors, Steven G. Alpert, Dallas Museum of Art, Kayanic Art, Kayan Art, Kayaan Art, Island Southeast Asian Art, Kayanic, Yale University Art Gallery, Borneo, Borneo Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Penn Museum, The Fowler Museum of UCLA, Fowler Museum, Kayanic Sculpture, Kayanic State, Modang, KITLV, Sol Stanoff, C-14, C-14 Dating, Radiocarbon Dating, C-14 Radiocarbon Dating, Punan Ba, Sarawak, Asian Civilisations Museum, Tropenmuseum, NMVW, Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen, Sarawak State Museum, Antonio Guerreiro, C14 Dating of Dayak Art, Bernard Sellato, Michael Heppell, Dayak 2, Dr. Reimar Schefold, Reimar Schefold, Prix International du Livre d'Art Tribal, Sir David Attenborough, Jean-Paul Barbier, Art of the Archaic Indonesians, Alex Arthur, Tribal Art Magazine, Jonathan Fogel, Indonesian Shields, Astri Wright, Borneo Arts, Kayanic Arts, The Dallas Museum of Art, DMA
Cultural History In Focus | “The ‘Informal Portuguese Empire’ and the Topasses in the Solar Archipelago and Timor in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries” by Leonard Yuzon Andaya
Cultural History In Focus | “The ‘Informal Portuguese Empire’ and the Topasses in the Solar Archipelago and Timor in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries” by Leonard Yuzon Andaya
Cultural History In Focus, News 4, Articles Archive 2Leonard Yuzon AndayaArt of the Ancestors, Steven G. Alpert, Asian Art, Island Southeast Asian Art, Oceanic Art, Asiatica, Ethnographica, Ethnographic Art, Art Collection, Fine Art, Primitive Art, Indonesian Art, Tribal Art, Eyes of the Ancestors, Dr. Reimar Schefold
Cultural History In Focus | “Royal Hawaiian Featherwork (Na Hulu Ali’i)” by Christina Hellmich from Tribal Art Magazine
Cultural History In Focus | “Royal Hawaiian Featherwork (Na Hulu Ali’i)” by Christina Hellmich from Tribal Art Magazine
Cultural History In Focus, News 4, Articles Archive 2Christina HellmichArt of the Ancestors, Steven G. Alpert, Asian Art, Island Southeast Asian Art, Oceanic Art, Asiatica, Ethnographica, Ethnographic Art, Art Collection, Fine Art, Primitive Art, Indonesian Art, Tribal Art, Eyes of the Ancestors, Dr. Reimar Schefold, Tribal Art Magazine, Alex Arthur, Christine Hellmich
Kayanic Art | Aesthetic Traditions of Borneo: Part II
Kayanic Art | Aesthetic Traditions of Borneo: Part II
News 4, Cultural History In Focus, Articles Archive 2, Curations 1Steven G. AlpertArt of the Ancestors, Eyes of the Ancestors, Steven G. Alpert, Dallas Museum of Art, Kayanic Art, Kayan Art, Kayaan Art, Island Southeast Asian Art, Kayanic, Yale University Art Gallery, Borneo, Borneo Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Penn Museum, The Fowler Museum of UCLA, Fowler Museum, Kayanic Sculpture, Kayanic State, Modang, KITLV, Sol Stanoff, C-14, C-14 Dating, Radiocarbon Dating, C-14 Radiocarbon Dating, Punan Ba, Sarawak, Asian Civilisations Museum, Tropenmuseum, NMVW, Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen, Sarawak State Museum, Antonio Guerreiro, C14 Dating of Dayak Art, Bernard Sellato, Michael Heppell, Dayak 2, Dr. Reimar Schefold, Reimar Schefold, Prix International du Livre d'Art Tribal, Sir David Attenborough, Jean-Paul Barbier, Art of the Archaic Indonesians, Alex Arthur, Tribal Art Magazine, Stanley J. O'Connor, Adria Katz, Barbara Watson Andaya, Jonathan Fogel, Albert van Zonneveld, Indonesian Shields, Astri Wright