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The Pueblo Artist
Austin, Mary | March 26, 1930 issue

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This article presents information on the book "The Pueblo Potter," by Ruth L. Bunzel. This book is modestly written, and every item of its information carefully accounted for, but it is by no means an exhaustive study of the subject, nor even the fruit of a two years' contact as the publisher advertises. The author, by her own account, spent two summers in the pueblo country. She has also read widely on the subject, and for this preparation, her material is creditable in amount and interestingly set down. It is, indeed, excellent as far as it goes. Probably nothing will have to be retracted even in view of the great mass of material on the subject soon to burst upon the reading world.

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AUTHORS; BUNZEL, Ruth L.; BOOKS & reading; AUTHORSHIP; PUEBLOS; ARTISTS
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