ESTHETIC RECOGNITION OF ANCIENT AMERINDIAN ART
New Haven: 1991. xvii, 276 pages, 47 figures. Cloth cover. More
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THE RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE OF NEW MEXICO IN THE COLONIAL PERIOD AND SINCE THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION
Taylor Museum, Colorado Springs, 1940. xxi, 232 pages, 219 photographs, 41 drawings and plans, 1 map, 1 fold-out map. Edition limited to 750 copies. Water damage to lower 2" of front cover, causing discoloration and slight rippling; pages not affected. More
THE RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE OF NEW MEXICO IN THE COLONIAL PERIOD AND SINCE THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION
Taylor Museum, Colorado Springs, 1940;: Rio Grande Press. Glorieta, 1962 (reprint). xxi, 232 pages, 219 photographs, 41 drawings and plans, 1 map, 1 fold-out map. Cloth cover, New, unopened copy. More
SANTOS. An Exhibition of the Religious Folk Art of New Mexico
Amon Carter Museum, Ft. Worth: 1964. 32 pages, 9 b/w and 2 color photographs--all full-page. More
THREE REGIONS OF PRIMITIVE ART
New York: Museum of Primitive Art, 1961. 124 pages, 42 photographs. Hard board cover. More
ART OF AZTEC MEXICO, Treasures of Tenochtitlan
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. 1983. 188 pages, 111 b/w and 30 color photographs, 37 drawings, 1 map. A wonderful exhibition of Aztec art, the first truly representative survey of the art of the Aztec people held outside Mexico, drawn from museums around the world, but particularly from Mexico's..... More
OBSERVATIONS AND STUDIES IN THE RUINS OF PALENQUE
Pebble Beach: 1977. 173 pages, 81 pages of illustrations. Cloth cover. Published originally in Berlin in 1915, Seler's rare, scholarly volume was translated into English and republished in 1977. One of the most important, early publications on Palenque, this study influenced many subsequent studies of this Mayan site. More
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