Navajo Textiles: The William Randolph Hearst Collection,Used Gass We See The Terrible Encounters

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Navajo Textiles: The William Randolph Hearst Collection,Used Gass We See The Terrible EncountersWilliam Randolph Hearst'S Collection Of Navajo Textiles Is One Of The Most Complete Gatherings Of Nineteenthcentury Navajo Weaving In The World. Comprising Dozens Of Classic Period Serapes, Chief Blankets, Germantown Eyedazzlers, And Turnofthecentury Rugs, The 185Piece Collection Was Donated To The Los Angeles County Museum Of Natural History In 1942 But For The Next Forty Years Was Known Only To A Handful Of Scholars. Hearst Began Acquiring Textiles