Gift of Birds: The Featherwork of Native South American Peoples
Exhibition (16 Nov 1991 - 28 May 1994)
- Object[56]
- yes[56]
- no[56]
- american[56]
- apron[1]
- belt[2]
- bracelet[2]
- cap[1]
- cape (clothing)[1]
- diadem[1]
- ear ornament[2]
- earring[5]
- headdress[19]
- headdress disc[1]
- headdress frame[1]
- kroiara[1]
- lori-lori[1]
- mask[1]
- necklace[5]
- needle[5]
- nose ornament[1]
- ornament[3]
- outfit part[4]
- skirt[1]
- stool[1]
- tucanape[1]
- brazil[10]
- fresco river[1]
- guyana[3]
- iriri river[5]
- juruena river[1]
- kuluene river[1]
- matto grosso[1]
- matto grosso state[1]
- para state[6]
- paru river[1]
- peru[43]
- rio curanja[43]
- upper xingu river[1]
- early 20th century[1]
- modern[1]
- apalaii[4]
- cashinahua[43]
- chikena[1]
- gorotire[1]
- kuikuru[1]
- mekranoti[5]
- northern kayapo[6]
- rikbaktsa[1]
- amazonia[56]
- alligator tooth[1]
- arrowcane[1]
- bamboo[5]
- bamboo fiber[5]
- bead[1]
- beetle wing[1]
- bone[6]
- cane (plant)[1]
- cloth[2]
- cockatoo feather[1]
- cord[9]
- cotton[15]
- currasow feather[2]
- eagle feather[1]
- egret feather[1]
- feather[24]
- feathers[1]
- feline tooth[1]
- fiber[2]
- fur[1]
- glass[1]
- grass[7]
- hair[1]
- hawk feather[2]
- job's tears seed[2]
- macaw feather[3]
- monkey fur[1]
- monkey pelt[1]
- monkey skin[1]
- monkey teeth[1]
- nuts[1]
- palm leaf[3]
- parrot feather[4]
- porcupine quills[2]
- resin (material)[1]
- rodent teeth[1]
- seed[3]
- shell[4]
- squirrel fur[2]
- stork feather[1]
- tooth[1]
- turkey feather[1]
- vegetable fiber[1]
- vine[1]
- vines[1]
- wax[5]
- wax cord[1]
- wood[9]
- yes[15]
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