Dressing the Part
Power, Dress, Gender, and Representation in the Pre-Columbian Americas
Dressing the Part
Power, Dress, Gender, and Representation in the Pre-Columbian Americas
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This volume brings new insight through its detailed analyses of case studies that span regions throughout the Americas."—Americas
"Essential reading that not only brings fresh insights and highlights dynamism, fluidity, and contentious in the relationships between gender and power in ancient American societies, but also serves as a solid basis for further investigation."—caa.reviews
This volume brings new insight through its detailed analyses of case studies that span regions throughout the Americas."—Americas
"Essential reading that not only brings fresh insights and highlights dynamism, fluidity, and contentious in the relationships between gender and power in ancient American societies, but also serves as a solid basis for further investigation."—caa.reviews
Sarahh E. M. Scher is a visiting lecturer in art history at Salem State University.
Billie J. A. Follensbee is professor of art history and museum studies program coordinator at Missouri State University.
"Essential reading that not only brings fresh insights and highlights dynamism, fluidity, and contentious in the relationships between gender and power in ancient American societies, but also serves as a solid basis for further investigation."—caa.reviews
This volume brings new insight through its detailed analyses of case studies that span regions throughout the Americas."—Americas
"Essential reading that not only brings fresh insights and highlights dynamism, fluidity, and contentious in the relationships between gender and power in ancient American societies, but also serves as a solid basis for further investigation."—caa.reviews
Sarahh E. M. Scher is a visiting lecturer in art history at Salem State University.
Billie J. A. Follensbee is professor of art history and museum studies program coordinator at Missouri State University.