The I Ching
Trim: 11.5" x 8.5"
Pages: 160
Illustrations: 64 duotones
© 2004
Provides a photographic interpretation of the Chinese Oracle with sixty-four duotone landscape portraits.
In New Mexico Light takes you to 111 different spiritual locations in and around Santa Fe, places only encountered in myths or dreams.
Photographing the 1776 Spanish Expedition Through the Southwest
Trim: 9" x 11"
Pages: 232
Illustrations: 145 duotone photographs, 5 maps
© 2011
Two photographers recreate a visual record of the 18th century friars and search for a route from New Mexico to California.
"My paintings are socio-political statements. Because of their history and their current problems, Indian people are political by definition. I perceive myself both as an artist and an Indian rights activist, inviting collectors and art lovers to reconsider history and contemporary society."- David Bradley
The Man from Mesilla
Trim: 9" x 6"
Pages: 128
Illustrations: 12 color and 55 black-and-white photographs
© 2012
A biography of one of New Mexico's most distinguished citizens as it recounts the life of the legislator, educator, community leader, and arts patron.
Trim: 10" x 6.75"
Pages: 88
Illustrations: 8 line art drawings
© 2005
The volume, printed for 6 cents a copy, included twenty- three songs and constituted the first time a book devoted exclusively to cowboy songs had been published. Thorp gets the credit for being the first person to show serious interest in collecting and preserving these ballads penned by cowpunchers to calm cattle on the range.
The Alchemy of Memory
Trim: 10" x 12"
Pages: 192
Illustrations: 104 color plates and 18 illustrations
This publication is a long-awaited and richly deserved retrospective of one of Santa Fe and New Mexico's most prominent artists. Dreams, memory, prairie, the night sky; demons, family, history; remoteness and the grandeur of the vast windmills, coyotes and low-flying ravens; childhood, manhood, a tiny white kite and an advancing storm; vulnerability and masculinity; the strong, saturated colors of a figurative artist of the subconscious nestled in personal history with his New Mexico roots intact.
Trim: 12" x 9"
Pages: 112
Illustrations: 150 black-and-white photographs
© 2004
This book highlights the drama that unfolded for young nineteenth century European Jewish immigrants who built on their cultural and social relationships to become successful citizens.
Trim: 9" x 8"
Pages: 250
Illustrations: 25 color photographs
© 1999
A richly illustrated history of Mexican cooking that traces its development over the last 500 years, with recipes representing the finest in contemporary Mexican cooking.
The 237 Kachina paintings beautifully and descriptively rendered by Hopi artist Clifford Bahnimptewa (1938-1984) are part of the permanent collection of the Heard Museum (Phoenix). Born at the Hopi village of Old Oraibi on Third Mesa and a member of the Parro Clan, Bahnmiptewa learned to carve Katsina figures from his grandfather and his involvement in ceremonies helped the artist depict the figures in ceremonial motion.