CELEBRATE! The Story of the Museum of International Folk Art.
Santa Fe: 1979. 60 pages, 52 b/w and 14 color photographs (including text and photographs of the museum's New Mexico Village collection).
Penitente
CAMPO SANTOS. A Photographic Essay
Amon Carter Museum: 1966. viii, 77 pages, 68 pages of photographs, 1 map. Cloth cover.
THE NEW MEXICO SANTERO
Santa Fe: 1969. 24 pages, 39 photographs.
NEW MEXICO SANTOS.; School of American Research, leaflet No. 1
Santa Fe: 1953. 4 pages, 3 photographs. from the library of renowned Africanist, Arnold Rubin--with his signature and ink stamp on frontis.
SANTOS/AN EXHIBITION OF HOLY IMAGES PREDOMINATLY FROM NEW MEXICO, MEXICO, AND SOUTH AMERICA...
Fullerton: California State University, 1974. 52 pages, 26 full-page photographs. From the library of renowned Africanist, Arnold Rubin, with his ink stamp on front cover. Very good condition.
NEW MEXICO SANTOS: Religious Images in the Spanish New World
Santa Fe: 1995. vi, 58 pages, 41 three-quarter page drawings.
POPULAR ARTS OF COLONIAL NEW MEXICO
Museum of International Folk Art. Santa Fe: 1959. 52 pages, 6 color and 7 b/w photographs (by Elliot Parker and Laura Gilpin)--almost all full-page.
POPULAR ARTS OF SPANISH NEW MEXICO
Santa Fe: 1974. 518 pages, 231 large b/w photographs, 40 full-page color photographs. Cloth cover.
SAINTS AND SAINT MAKERS OF NEW MEXICO
Laboratory of Anthropology, Santa Fe: 1946. 1st edition. vi, 139 pages, 24 full-page photographs of santos. Cloth cover with original dust jacket--both in fine condition. Merle Armitage was the designer of this volume. "...the first publication to devote its major content to the facts surrounding the primitive art of santo making."
NEW MEXICO TRIPTYCH. Being Three Panels and Three Accounts: 1. The Angel's New Wings; 2. The Penitente Thief; 3. Hunchback Madonna
Paterson: 1940, 1954. 76 pages, 7 drawings. Cloth cover.
OUR LADY OF THE CONQUEST
Historical Society of New Mexico, Santa Fe: 1948. 94 pages, 5 unnumbered leaves of photographs. Jean Charlot designed the cover and the title page and Louie Ewing reproduced the cover design. Inscribed by the author to friends, dated 11-22-79.
MY PENITENTE LAND. Reflections on Spanish New Mexico.
Albuquerque: Univ. New Mexico Press, 1974. xiv, 272 pages. Fine condition.
ACROSS FRONTIERS. Hispanic Crafts of New Mexico.
San Francisco: 1998. 159 pages, 115 and 37 b/w photographs of Rio Grande and Chimayo textiles, straw applique and tin craft, woodworking and furniture, and santero art.
NEW MEXICO VILLAGE ARTS
Albuquerque: 1949 (1st ed.). 278 pages, 53 b/w and 15 color illustrations. Cloth cover.
NEW MEXICO VILLAGE ARTS
Albuquerque: 1949 (1st ed.). 278 pages, 53 b/w and 15 color illustrations. Very slight water stain on cover and to first 20 pages.
THE FOLK LORE OF SPAIN IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST. TRADITIONAL SPANISH FOLK LITERATURE IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO AND SOUTHERN COLORADO.
Norman: 1985. xiii, 310 pages, 23 archival photographs, 1 map. Cloth cover with dust jacket. Fine condition.
THE WAY OF THE CROSS, A New Mexico Version
School of American Research, Santa Fe: 1958. 35 leaves, loose in a decorated, cloth-backed folio (11 1/2" x 17"); Most of the leaves contain gold, blue, red, and black drawings by Ralph Douglass. Hard board and cloth cover, decorated in gold. Edition limited to 600 copies--beautifully printed and illustrated.
NEW KINGDOM OF THE SAINTS. Religious Art of New Mexico 1780-1907
Santa Fe: 1992. xvi, 320 pages, 150 color photographs and 164 b/w photographs--all large, many full-page. Cloth cover, small folio size (9" x 12 1/2"). Illustrating the developent of religious art, the unique Christian art, of northern New Mexico from 1780-1907, this elegant volume visually documents more than 400 santos...
SANTOS. NEW MEXICAN FOLK ART.
Pasadena Art Museum: 1968. 20 pages, 19 photographs. Very good condition.
TRADITIONAL ARTS OF SPANISH NEW MEXICO
Santa Fe: 1994. viii, 96 pages, 112 color and 16 b/w photographs of objects in the collection of the Museum of International Folk Art. Hard board cover.
SANTOS, A PRIMITIVE AMERICAN ART. Collection of Jan Kleijkamp and Ellis Monroe
New York: 1946. 44 pages, 8 full-page photographs, 1 drawings.
CRAFTING DEVOTIONS. Tradition in Contemporary New Mexican Santos
Albuquerque: 1994. 237 pages, 120 color and 10 b/w photographs--most are full-page or half-page. Cloth cover.
SANTOS, STATUES AND SCULPTURE. Contemporary Woodcarving from New Mexico
Los Angeles: Craft and Folk Art Museum, 1988. 26 pages, 21 b/w and 3 full-page color photographs.
CHIMAYO VALLEY TRADITIONS.
Santa Fe: 1987 (1st ed., 2nd printing). 91 pages, 4 full-page photographs, 22 drawings, 1 plan,1 map.
ON PAINTING IN HISPANIC COLONIAL AMERICA. Sobrierto de Retablo Barroco a la Memoria de Francisco de la Maza.; (offprint of ?, ca. 1960-1965)
Pp. 223-227. Very good condition.