Taylor, Ph. D.
The Plains Feathered Head-dress
The flaring eagle-feather bonnet of the Plains Indians is the
most striking symbol for the North American Indian in general.
In spite of this, scholarly studies on the Indian head-dress are
fairly rare. Taylor analysed on the background of about 40 years
of experience the „perpetual image“ of the perhaps most
famous regalia, which became a popular cliché within several
125 pp., 45 ill., several in colour. Hardbound.
Bilingual edition (English-German)