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Taos adobes : Spanish colonial and territorial architecture of the Taos Valley / text by Bainbridge Bunting ; illustrations by Jean Lee Booth and William R. Sims, Jr. ; edited by Robert E. Ferris
Main entry:

Bunting, Bainbridge, author. aut

Title & Author:

Taos adobes : Spanish colonial and territorial architecture of the Taos Valley / text by Bainbridge Bunting ; illustrations by Jean Lee Booth and William R. Sims, Jr. ; edited by Robert E. Ferris

Edition:

First edition

Publication:

Santa Fe, New Mexico : Museum of New Mexico Press ; Taos : Fort Burgwin Research Center, 1964.
[Composition and Presswork by University of New Mexico Printing Plant]
[Syracuse, New York] : [Binding by Columbia Mills]

Description:

80 pages : cheifly illustrations, plans, b&w photographs ; 29 cm.

Series:

Publication ; no. 2

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 80).
The Historical-Architectural setting. The four architectural periods ; Isolation and the use of native materials ; Types of surviving houses ; Territorial period ; Later American period -- Horace Long House -- Pascúal Martínez House ; José Maria Martínez House -- Leandro Martínez House -- José Gregorio Valdéz House -- Sofio Fernandez House -- The Upper Morada -- José de Cruz House -- Manuel Atencio House -- Policarpio Romera House -- The Casita Martínez -- Encarnacion Trujillo House
Southeastern Library Association Southern Books Competition, 1964
Summary:

The picturesque, old adobe houses so characteristic of New Mexico are rapidly disappearing, even though they are a unique historic heritage. For the first time, a detailed architectural study of a series of these old structures is available in book form. This volume contains ground plans, drawings of numerous details, and photographs of twelve buildings near Taos. The accompanying text describes the merging of Spanish Colonial and Spanish architectural traditions in New Mexico, and it places each house recorded in the volume in its proper position in New Mexico history. Anyone who is interested in Southwestern history and in the architecture of the area, or anyone who plans to build an adobe house, will find this volume an interesting and indispensable reference.

ISBN:

0890130884
9780890130889

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic New Mexico Taos.
Building, Adobe New Mexico Taos.
Adobe houses New Mexico Taos.
Historic buildings New Mexico Taos.
Construction en adobe Nouveau-Mexique Taos.
Adobe houses
Architecture, Domestic
Building, Adobe
Buildings
Historic buildings
Taos (N.M.) Buildings, structures, etc.
New Mexico Taos

Form/genre:

Illustrated works
Ouvrages illustrés.

Added entries:

Booth, Jean Lee., illustrator.
Sims, William R., Jr., illustrator.
Ferris, Robert G., 1921-2005, editor.
Publication of the Fort Burgwin Research Center ; no. 2.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 65946
Call No.: ID:85-B9340
Status: Available

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