The Dinneh, a painting by R. Brownell McGrew. From the collection of Mr. and Mrs. M. McArthur Jr., Davenport, Iowa.
The Dinneh, a painting by R. Brownell McGrew. From the collection of Mr. and Mrs. M. McArthur Jr., Davenport, Iowa.
From the issue: "'Navajo Shepherd' by Beatien Yazz. 'Little No Shirt,' this talented Navajo artist, was the dominating figure in Alberta Hannum's book, Spin a Silver Dollar, for which he did illustrations."
From the issue: "Our cover page is from a 'color' shot of lower Oak Creek canyon by Norman G. Wallace, for the Photo Shop in Phoenix."
From the issue: "A prairie falcon casts a wary eye on the stalking photographer, in Arizona backcountry." Photograph by James Tallon.
From the issue: "The Navajo's hogan is his castle. The scene pictured on our cover is a classic scene in Navajoland. This is the rugged Lukachukai high country, one of the more fertile areas on the reservation because of the heavy snow cover during the winter months." Photograph by Esther Henderson.
From the issue: "'Invitation to Roam' by Allen C. Reed. Here is a road typical of the many country-style back roads to be found winding through the forests of Arizona's White Mountains."
From the issue: "On the front cover page of this month's Arizona Highways is a picture of Sabino Canyon in the Santa Catalina Mountains near Tucson."
From the issue: "Cottonwoods, bright monuments marking Arizona's desert oases, have always cheered the heart of the wandering nomad, serving as not only a sign of precious water but as a source for nutrition and medication as well." Photograph by Josef Muench.
From the issue: "A sweeping aerial view focuses on the heights of Gregory Butte at the head of Last Chance Canyon, a castellated monolith halfway between Wahweap Lodge and Marina and Rainbow Bridge, on Lake Powell." Photograph by David G. Parker.
From the issue: "'Little Miss Apache' by Charles W. Herbert. Little Miss Mull posed in front of hospital at San Carlos in new dress made by her mother, Pauline Mull, just for this occasion. It is a typical Apache dress. She wears modern dress most every day but loves to use the traditional one on special occasions."
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