Bustos, Eduardo:Calaveras cantaditas
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Santa Fe: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1997. Paperback. 83p., profuse captioned color exhibit, site and portrait photography, with abreviated running text, on glossy alkaline paperstock, … Más…
Santa Fe: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1997. Paperback. 83p., profuse captioned color exhibit, site and portrait photography, with abreviated running text, on glossy alkaline paperstock, an elaborate production with diecut cover revealing photo of an amateur-made statuette. Softbound in 9x7 inch red wraps, clean and sound, a fine copy., Museum of New Mexico Press, 1997, Cowles Magazine. VG+. 1950. no edition/printing given. Magazine. Very good plus condition with only minor usage showing. Color illustration covers but rest of text is in b/w with lots of photos and people in unusual circumstances. Several pages of b/w photos of the most popular pin-up queens that soldiers sent for, sports photos of Herman Hickman, Joe DiMaggio, Mel Ott, etc. Original pink subscription insert ad for Quick magazine still intact. Will look up info upon request. Gift quality condition. Free gift wrapping, card and drop shipping. Let us know the occasion and message. ; Vol. 3; 4 1/8 x 5 7/8; 64 pages ., Cowles Magazine, 1950, San Diego. 1988. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 1st American Edition. Very Good In Dustjacket. ISBN: 0151928207. Translated from the Italian by William Weaver. 86 pages. hardcover. Jacket art by Malcolm Tarlofsky. FROM THE PUBLISHER - The senses - taste, hearing, and smell - dominate the lives of the characters in these witty, fantastical stories. In ‘Under the Jaguar Sun’ a couple tours Mexico to discover a startling combination of sublime and erotic love in the cuisine of fire-hot chiles and exotic spices. In ‘A King Listens’ the enthroned tyrant is prisoner not only of his power but also of his ear, as echoes in his huge palace carry contradictory messages of deliverance, love, and betrayal. In ‘The Name, the Nose’ a man of the world consults a fashionable Parisian parfumerie in search of a scent worn by a mysterious masked lady, while in London a drugged rock musician ruts like an animal in heat for the female whose odor lures him into crazed pursuit. And so the senses, promising the fulfillment of desire and an exit from the self, only lead back to their source: the savor- ing palate, the listening ear, the smelling nose. Three senses - three brilliant adventures into the art of narration by the Italian master. Italo Calvino (1923-1985) was one Italy’s greatest and most popular writers. His superb storytelling gifts earned him worldwide renown. inventory #10800 ISBN: 0151928207., Santa Fe, New Mesico: Museum of New Mexico - International Folk Art Foundation, 1966. 46 Un-numbered pages. Brown illustrated stiff covers with stapled binding., Interior text and drawings are flawless. Very light cover crease at bottom of cover. There are 41 New Mexico santos included with full page black and white drawings. The two different drawings of The Franciscan Shield are on the title and final pages. The full-page drawing with captions are alphabetical beginning with St. Acacius and ending with St. Rosalie of Palermo. The Spanish and English names are included. The aim of these drawings is to help collectors and students recognize the most popular and often-found subjects among New Mexico santos. The drawings by Frances Breese have been labors of love and are faithful in detail as well as in spirit to the originals. Examples shown were chosen from many comparable ones because they are typical of their kind, in good condition and especially charming. However, statues which have been broken, plaster patched and overpainted, and which have lost their attributes, or had wrong ones added to them, cannot often be correctly identified. Santos of New Mexico have in the past been misnamed by persons unfamiliar with either standard Christian iconography or that of Spain and Mexico. Once in print misnomers persist and add to general confusion. New Mexicans addressed themselves to Franciscan saints, as a rule, but there are always exceptions to every rule, which explains the presence of saints preferred by other Orders. We must also remember that a folk artist might present a familiar image in untraditional dress, color or unexpected attribute. However, when a New Mexico santo is found that is not included in these drawings it may safely be classed as uncommon if not unique. The examples reproduced here are from the collections of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, the Taylor Museum in Colorado Springs and Bobby Berg, Charles D. Carroll, Norma Fiske Day and Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Vedder; all others are from the collections of the Museum of New Mexico. . First Edition First Printing. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Illus. by Brese, Frances. 7" X 10"., Museum of New Mexico - International Folk Art Foundation, 1966, Mexico: Ediciones Lara, 1979. 161 pp., illustrated throughout with b&w photos and line illustrations. Spine faded, wrappers handled and worn with sticker scar on front, small tears at heel of spine, wrapper corners bumped. Size: 16mo. First English Edition.. Wrappers. Good/No Jacket (Paperback). Illus. by Jose Narro., Ediciones Lara, 1979, Rio Nuevo Publishers. Paperback. New. Paperback. 96 pages. Dimensions: 12.5in. x 9.4in. x 0.3in.The Mother Road, opened in 1926 and decommissioned in 1984, played a prominent role in the transformation of the nation. Now an international legend through popular culture and the arts, Route 66 has become the road trip of a lifetime. New Mexico Kicks on Route 66 takes you on a tour through all the fun places along the New Mexico stretch, steeped in the rich and diverse history of the Land of Enchantment. Author Martin Link guides you through time across the land populated by mammoth hunters, Pueblo farmers, traders, Spanish conquistadors, army cavalrymen, caravans of settlers, railroaders, and the scientists who created the atom bomb. And through Larry Lindahl s amazing images, you ll encounter museums full of classic cars, the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, a hot air balloon fiesta, and all the glitz and glamour of the Route 66 era in hotels, diners, and more. From the indigenous people who first developed the area, to the folks who envisioned and created America s Highway, and to all the colorful personalities in between and since, this is a New Mexico historical guidebook like no other. This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN., Rio Nuevo Publishers, México, D.F. : CONACULTA, 2011. Soft cover. New/No Jacket. "La joyería es tan variada como los grupos indígenas que la lucen. Las mujeres se ponen collares, anillos y muy rara vez brazaletes. En muchos grupos prefieren el oro; es admirable ver la cantidad de alhajas de este metal, puestas a la venta en un tianguis de la costa de Guerrero o en el mercado de Juchitán, Oaxaca. Entre otros pueblos, la plata es el material favorecido. También se usa mucha joyería de imitación, recortada de hoja de lata, adornada con vidrio de color, e inclusive con botones. Las cuentas de papelillo --esferas delgadas de vidrio de color-- son preferidas por muchas indígenas. Otras mujeres eligen la chaquira para confeccionar sus adornos. Al ámbar, al azabache y al coral, o en su ausencia a las imitaciones de éstos, se les confieren propiedades curativas y protectoras, además de servir de adorno. También se usan semillas o conchas engarzadas para collares, o bien una flor natural sirve para embellecer un rostro. En general son las mujeres las que se engalanan con todas estas joyas, pero hay algunos grupos, especialmente los huicholes, en los que también el hombre gusta de acicalarse." (Ruth Lechuga), CONACULTA, 2011, México, D.F.: Artes de México, 2012. Soft cover. New/No Jacket. En México la concepción que se tiene sobre la muerte ¿y todas las tradiciones que giran en torno a ella¿ es atípica. Las calaveritas literarias constituyen, mediante versos populares, parte del folclor vinculado a los festejos del Día de Muertos. Estas Calaveras de calacas o rimas sobre la muerte describen de modo picaresco el paso de la flaca por el mundo de los hombres y se destacan con ironía las cualidades y defectos de nuestra amiga la catrina., Artes de Mco, 2012<
