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1985235301Managua: Editorial Nueva Nicaragua 1985. Paperback. 135p. text in Spanish lightly shelfworn paperback. Colección Letras de Nicaragua #13. Editorial Nueva Nicaragua paperback books
1998216444Chihuahua Chih: Doble Helice Ediciones 1998. Paperback. 129p. alkaline paperstock throughout largely text with a b&w photo section period portraits and a folded map plat map of the city with an aerial photo-view verso; paperbound in 8x5 inch glossy decorated wraps entirely sound and clean indeed as new. Text in Spanish. Coleccion Testigos de la historia. Doble Helice Ediciones paperback books
1950156725Mexico City: Editorial Progreso 1950. Softcover. VG contents but with very light shelf wear to front cover and age toning inside front cover. Textured orange stapled wraps with black lettering. 44 pp. plus fold-out chart. 1 map included. Text in Spanish. "The real contribution of Mexico to the flowering of the fishing industry in California." Looks very interesting! The chart at the back is titled "Concentracion Pesquera por Bancos de las Explotaciones hechas por barqos "Via la Pesca" durante los Anos 1943 a 1948 y Desembarcadas en el San Pedro y San Diego California E.U. A." Fishing concentration by banks the explorations made by boats "Via Fisheries" during the years 1943-1948 and landed in San Pedro and San Diego California USA." Editorial Progreso paperback books
1989300042Barcelona: Ediciones 1989. hardcover. fine/fine. Numerous illustrations in color and in black & white. 443 pages thick 4to cream cloth d.w. Barcelona: Ediciones Poligrafa S.A. 1989. Fine in fine dust wrapper.<br/><br/> Ediciones unknown books
1950286839Litografia Jerez Industrial 1950. unbound. very good. Map. Lithograph. 19.5" x 26.75". Shows some wear along original fold lines. In very good condition.<br/><br/> Prominent buildings and monuments drawn in perspective. Points of interest indicated numerically and described in index on verso in Spanish French and English with advertisement for La Ina sherry.<br/><br/> Litografia Jerez Industrial unknown books
194720096<p><b>ATL DR. GERARDO MURILLO CORNADO</b> 1875-1964. Mexican artist and art historian who helped establish Mexico's modern artistic identity. Signed book. <i>"Dr. Atl"</i>.162pp. 8vo. Mexico October 22 1951 . In Spanish. A signed copy of his book <i>Un Grito en la Atlantida A Scream in Atlantis</i> published March 12 1947 in Mexico City by Ediciones Botas. Inscribed in Spanish on the title page in blue ink to <i>"</i><i>My wise friend Jaime Delgado allow me to dedicate this copy to you with the keen desire that you will accompany me to search for Atlantis this coming year…"</i></p><p>Cornado's artistic abilities were recognized by Mexican President Porfirio Diaz who awarded him a stipend to study in Europe. While studying in Rome and Paris he became interested in socialism and chose the pseudonym Atl meaning "water" in Aztec as a way to connect with his indigenous roots. Upon returning home he issued a manifesto calling for the creation of a public art movement and later became involved in the muralist movement and an associate of Diego Rivera who called him "one of the most curious personalities born to the modern New World—his story is the most picturesque of all the painters impossible to recount in fewer than several volumes" <i>Homenaje del pueblo y del gobierno de Jalisco al pintor Gerardo Murillo "Dr. Atl" en el primer aniversario de su fallecimiento. </i></p><p><i>A prolific landscape painter Atl's favorite subject was volcanos and he designed a stained </i>glass curtain for the Institute of Fine Arts featuring two volcanoes and executed by Tiffany. A supporter of the Mexican Revolution he served as Director of the Academy of San Carlos and published a government-funded survey of indigenous art in 1922 entitled <i>Folk Arts in Mexico. </i>Atl later headed Mexico's Department of Archaeological Monuments. </p><p>His own writings include <i>Cuentos de todos los colores</i>"Stories of All Colors" which documents the Mexican Revolution and <i>La Perla</i> "The Pearl" the inspiration of Steinbeck's eponymous novella. In fact Atl's literary output is exceedingly eclectic including "four volumes of short stories an autobiographic novel a collection of prose poems about Mexican volcanoes an unclassifiable philosophical science-fiction novel a book on petroleum and another on gold an eccentric rabidly anticlerical novel populated with an eclectic mélange of historical characters . a speculative tract on Atlantis our volume two studies of volcanoes catalogue essays on popular Mexican arts and colonial architecture an essay on landscape painting and numerous political writings" "The Artist as Volcano" <i>Cabinet Magazine</i> Lerner. Our inscribed book <i>Un grito en la Atlántida</i> "advances the thesis that the inhabitants of Atlantis spoke Nahuatl" the language spoken by the Aztecs <i>ibid</i>. </p><p>The recipient of our book is possibly Spanish scholar of Latin American studies and prolific author <b>Jamie Delgado MartÃn</b> 1923-1993 who later held a position in Francisco Franco's Ministry of Information and Tourism. </p><p>In the original yellow paper wrappers. With some wear and staining. In overall very good condition and uncommon.</p><br /><br /> Ediciones Botas paperback books
