Gift of Birds: The Featherwork of Native South American Peoples
Exhibition (16 Nov 1991 - 28 May 1994)
- Object[65]
- no[65]
- american[65]
- anklet[1]
- apron[2]
- band[1]
- belt[2]
- bottle[1]
- bowl[1]
- ceremonial wand[1]
- cloth[2]
- crown[3]
- cup[1]
- dish[1]
- disk[1]
- ear ornament[1]
- fan[1]
- feathers[1]
- featherwork[2]
- figure[1]
- headdress[22]
- knife[1]
- mask[2]
- necklace[1]
- ornament[6]
- outfit part[2]
- panel[1]
- poncho[1]
- shoulder strap[1]
- staff[1]
- string of feathers[1]
- textile[1]
- textile fragment[2]
- araguaia river[2]
- arequipa[1]
- bolivia[1]
- brazil[21]
- caudivilla[2]
- condesuya district[1]
- corrego grande[1]
- goias[2]
- gravefield i[5]
- gravefield ii[1]
- guiana[5]
- guyana[5]
- hacienda warangal[1]
- juruena river[1]
- la centinela[1]
- lourenco river[1]
- matto grosso[6]
- matto grosso state[1]
- nazca district[6]
- pachacamac[8]
- para state[2]
- paraguay[1]
- paru river[1]
- peru[36]
- pisco province[1]
- puntilla[1]
- rio curanja[11]
- sao lorenco river[1]
- tapajos river region[1]
- tapirape river[3]
- early 20th century[1]
- modern[1]
- proto-nasca[2]
- apalaii[5]
- aymara[1]
- bororo[1]
- campa[1]
- cashinahua[11]
- chamacoccos[1]
- chikena[1]
- cumiana[1]
- eastern bororo[1]
- guana[1]
- karaja[2]
- mundurucu[2]
- nasca[1]
- northern kayapo[1]
- paracas[2]
- parukutu[2]
- proto-nasca[3]
- rikbatsa[1]
- rukana[1]
- tapirape[3]
- waiwai[2]
- wapisiana[3]
- amazonia[33]
- andean[25]
- east brazil[4]
- gran chaco[2]
- bird[3]
- birds[2]
- demon[1]
- fruit[1]
- gods[1]
- human figure[1]
- human figures[1]
- parrot[1]
- serpent[1]
- snake[1]
- bamboo[4]
- bamboo fiber[1]
- bark cloth[1]
- beetle wing[1]
- bird skin[1]
- blue-and-yellow macaw feather[1]
- bronze[1]
- cane (plant)[3]
- ceramic[3]
- cloth[1]
- cockatoo feather[1]
- cord[2]
- cotton[15]
- emu feather[1]
- feather[33]
- feathers[4]
- fiber[3]
- flamingo feather[1]
- glass[3]
- gold[2]
- grass[2]
- gum[1]
- ibis feather[1]
- insect[1]
- macaw feather[3]
- mother-of-pearl[1]
- nuts[1]
- palm leaf[2]
- papier mache[1]
- parrot feather[5]
- plant fiber[4]
- resin (material)[1]
- scarlet macaw feather[1]
- string[1]
- tiger skin[2]
- toucan feather[1]
- vegetable fiber[1]
- vines[1]
- wax cord[1]
- white-necked heron feather[1]
- wood[10]
- wool[4]
- embroidered[3]
- polychrome[4]
- yes[65]
