Lelooska Shona-Hah Tsungani Patty Fawn Signed

Lelooska - Shona-Hah - Tsungani - Patty Fawn

• Publisher: Pasadena Museum of Modern Art, Design World Productions, 5000 copies
• Publication Date: 1974
• Library of Congress Card Numer 74-816121
• Binding: Soft cover
• Pages 64 full color
• Condition: Good, top right cover-page 6 page crinkling from spill
• Signed: Signed by artists

This is an exhibition catalog from the January 26 - April 7, 1974 show at the Pasadena Museum of Modern Art encompassing the work of Lelooska and his family members brother Tsungani , sister Patty Fawn, and mother Shona-Hah. 

Lelooska was a Cherokee artist living in Washington who committed to preserving the rich cultural heritage of the seven major Northwest Coast Indian Nations. He and his family were adopted into the family of Chief James Sewid, a Kwakiutl from British Columbia. 

This catalog features Lelooska's carvings including masks, Shona Hah's button and applique decorated blankets and small figures, Patty Fawn's jewelry and small artifacts and Tsungani's masks.