Albuquerque: 1991, 1993 (3rd printing—revised ed.). xii, 365 pages, approximately 125 photographs and drawings, 26 maps. Hard board cover. Apparently written for 15-18 year old students, this very good overview of New Mexican history discuss all aspects of this state from the time of the Spanish explorations to the present... More about A HISTORY OF NEW MEXICO
Flagstaff: 199. 154 pages, 93 color and 41 b/w photographs. More about THE SAINT MAKERS, Contemporary Santeras y Santeros
Albuquerqu: 1995. xvi, 128 pages (text in English and Spanish), 98 color and 65 b/w photographs, 1 map. More about CUANDO HABLAN LOS SANTOS. Contemporary Santero Traditions from Northern New Mexico
Colorado Springs: 1969, 1976. 48 pages, 34 photographs. More about ARROYO HONDO. The Folk Art of a New Mexican Village
Washington, D.C. National Gallery of Art, n.d. (circa 1970). 24 pages, 21 water-color renderings of santos, bultos, et.al. from the Index of American Design. More about THE ART OF THE SPANISH SOUTHWEST
Colorado Springs: Taylor Museum, 1967. 63 pages, 16 color illustrations, hard board cover. More about WOODEN SAINTS, THE SANTOS OF NEW MEXICO
Colorado Springs: Taylor Museum, 1970. 68 pages, 30 full-page photographs. Very good--fine condition. More about Reflections of Spain II. A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF SPANISH COLONIAL PAINTING
Colorado Springs: Taylor Museum, 1968. 39 pages, 12 pages of photographs. Very good--fine condition. More about Reflections of Spain. A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF SPANISH COLONIAL SCULPTURE
Albuquerque: Univ New Mexico Press, 1986. viii, 185 pages, 109 photographs, 8 pages of drawings and plans, 1 map. Very good condition. More about AMERICAN ADOBES, Rural Houses of Northern New Mexico
Albuquerque, 1974: Santa Fe, 1982. viii, 220 pages, 28 full-page photographs. More about SANTOS AND SAINTS. The Religious Folk Art of Hispanic New Mexico
Albuquerqu: 1997. 91 pages, 49 color and 19 b/w photographs of approximately 125 works carved by New Mexican santeros in the 18th-20th centuries and now in the Regis University collection. Cloth cover ed. More about THE REGIS SANTOS, Thirty Years of Collections, 1966-1996
Albuquerqu: 1997. 91 pages, 49 color and 19 b/w photographs of approximately 125 works carved by New Mexican santeros in the 18th-20th centuries and now in the Regis University collection. Soft cover ed. More about THE REGIS SANTOS, Thirty Years of Collections, 1966-1996
Albuquerque: LPD Press, 1997. 36 pages (biographies of 17 contemporary santeros), 27 color photographs; 17 b/w photographs, 1 drawing. Fine condition. More about SANTOS: SACRED ART OF COLORADO.; Regis University, O'Sullivan Arts Center, and
Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego: 1976. 144 pages (the text, containing ten papers, is in English and Spanish), 165 photographs--mainly of bultos, retablos, and textiles. Over three decades ago the San Diego Fine Arts Society presented an exhibition of religious figures done by Hispanic artists who lived in New... More about THE CROSS AND THE SWORD
Museum of New Mexico Press, Santa Fe: 1984. xviii, 206 pages. Cloth cover. A must volume for any serious library on New Mexico, dealing with this relatively unknown period of New Mexican history. More about SOURCES FOR NEW MEXICAN HISTORY, 1821-1848
Albuquerque: 1994. xvii, 130 pages, 68 full-page photogrpahs, 18 smaller photographs. Cloth cover. More about EN DIVINA LUZ. THE PENITENTE MORADAS OF NEW MEXICO
Santa Fe: 1983. 413 pages. 21 papers, 2 biographical sketches and a bibliography. Approximately 250 photographs and 35 drawings and maps. Cloth cover. More about HISPANIC ARTS AND ETHNOHISTORY IN THE SOUTHWEST. New Papers Inspired by the Work of E. Boyd
Santa Fe: Ancient City Press, n.d. (probably 1983). Pp. 15-28, 7 photographs. Mint condition. Laid in is a card from the author with a handwritten sentiment (but unsigned). More about HISPANIC ARTS AND ETHNOHISTORY IN THE SOUTHWEST. 22 NEW PAPERS INSPIRED BY THE WORK OF E. BOYD...
Albuquerque: Univ New Mexico Press, 1988. xiv, 523 pages, approximately 200 photographs (mostly archival), numerous maps Fine condition. More about THE LORE OF NEW MEXICO
Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe: 1979 (1st ed.). 224 pages, 73 color and 74 b/w photographs, 8 drawings, 3 maps. More about THE SPANISH TEXTILE TRADITION OF NEW MEXICO AND COLORADO
Denver: Sage Books, 1947. 32 pages, 6 full-page drawings. Very good-fine condition. More about LOS HISPANICOS. New Mexico Series 1
Taylor Museum, Colorado Springs: 1943. 49 pages, followed by 142 unpaginated pages. 64 full-page photographs. Cloth cover. More about SANTOS, THE RELIGIOUS FOLK ART OF NEW MEXICO
Taylor Museum, Colorado Springs, 1943;: Hacker Art Books, 1946 (reprint). 49 pages, followed by 142 unpaginated pages. 64 full-page photographs. Cloth cover. New and unopened copy. More about SANTOS, THE RELIGIOUS FOLK ART OF NEW MEXICO
Colorado Springs: Taylor Museum. 12 pages, 8 full-page and half-page photographs of bultos in the museum's collections. Very good condition, faint ink stamp of renowned Africanist, Arnold Rubin, on cover. More about NEW MEXICAN SANTOS.; Offprint from "Image 3", Winter 1950
Milwaukee: 1941. vii, 136 pages, 76 photographs, 60 large, scale plans of Spanish Colonial furniture construction and design. Cloth cover, spine sunned and slightly worn. More about SPANISH COLONIAL FURNITURE