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The Owl in Monument Canyon and Other Stories from Indian Country

by H. Jackson Clark


ISBN: 0874804388
ISBN-13: 9780874804386
Format: Hardcover

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"Those of us who love the high desert always hope to run into fellows who really know the country & its people. Such a man is Jackson Clark, & this is the book we yearned for him to write."    -- Tony Hillerman

"In...THE OWL IN MONUMENT CANYON is a life well lived. It is a collection of vibrant, moving, oftentimes humorous stories gathered up in the name of desert relations."    -- Terry Tempest Williams

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Publisher: Univ of Utah Pr
Published date: 1993
Size: 6.25 x 9.25 inches
Weight: 1 pounds

Publisher's Notes

A trader for more than forty years, third-generation Southwesterner, founder of the Durango Collection, & raconteur, Jackson Clark presents a series of poignant, fascinating memories of people & places from his youth & his days as a dealer in Southwestern art. Through his eyes we meet such legendary figures as John Wetherill, Harry Goulding, Father Harold Liebler, & Louis L'Amour, as well as some of the best Navajo & Pueblo artisans. These engaging tales offer a unique picture of the mid-twentieth-century Southwest as few contemporaries saw it, & as none are likely to see it again.

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1) The Owl in Monument Canyon and Other Stories from Indian Country
Clark, H. Jackson

Univ of Utah Pr, 1993. Cloth. Very Good +/Very Good. Light wear, clean, tight copy. 192 as new pages. (more information)

Offered by Taos Books (United States)
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2) The Owl in Monument Canyon: And Other Stories from Indian Country
Clark, H. Jackson

Salt Lake City, UtahUniversity of Utah Press, 1993. Full cloth; 8vo.,192pp. Photo illustrated throughout. Presentation copy, signed by author and Illustrator, Otherwise Fine copy with brief inscription by previous owner below the chapter heading on page 32. Nice d/j with just a tiny edgetear, still, V.Good in V.Good D/j in jacket protector.. 2nd Printing. (more information)

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3) The Owl in Monument Canyon, and Other Stories from Indian Country
Clark, H. Jackson; illustrations by Micah Clark; foreword by Terry Tempest Williams

Salt Lake City: University of Utah, 1993. Second Printing Near Fine in Near Fine DJ Hardback octavo in brown cloth. 192 pages with drawings, photographs, and a section of color photographs. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR AND THE ILLUSTRATOR ON THE TITLE PAGE. The author relates his experience as a trader and dealer in southwest Indian art with stories deeply rooted in Navaho culture. A light corner bump at lower rear. The book is otherwise clean, bright and crisp. The jacket has insignificant wear to the top of the spine, and a very light scratch to the front panel. (more information)

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