Navajo medicine man Charlie Willeto (1897-1964) was also an artist -- known for his rituatist figures of human and animal forms that carry the potency of the Navajo spirit while transcending to the realm of the mythic -- who took up carving late in his life and found himself at the forefront of Navajo folk artists. This book presents some one-hundred of Willeto's alluring visionary figures, and the accompanying essays discuss Willeto's remarkable art and life, including the taboo nature of Willeto's art.