Goldman, Ph.(introd.), - The Divine Gifts: Dayak Sculpture From Kalimantan. Exhib.Catalogue Gallery 43, 1975.

London, Gallery 43, 1975. Large 8°. Orig. thin limp coloured glossy wrappers, illustration of a lined-up set of Hampaton on front side. [40]pp. of text, incl. 15 plates, of which some coloured and 1 double-p. plate(centre-fold.), large text-ills, full-p. sketch-map printed on recte of lower outer wrap, ground-plan of the Dayak Long-house Merakau (on the left bank of the Lekaway River), with legenda. SCAN AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Exhib. Catalogue listing and describing tog. 88 items exhibited: Kenyah-Kayan-Kajang (:used to denote a culture complex which includes not only the Kenyah and Catalogue listing and describing tog. 88 wooden statues, being so-called Hampatong, preceded by a scientific introduction on the subject. Kayan Peoples but a great many smaller riverine tribes in Sarawak and Kalimantan, which are largely subsumed by the category Bahau). A very rare exhib.catalogue in good condition. (very light shaving to joints, spine-ends and extremities of wrappers).