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1982182411Guayaquil Ecuador: Banco Central del Ecuador 1982. Softcover. G./Fair front cover has rubbing and markings back cover good. Some inside pages folds have light soiling. 18 unnumbered pages : color illustrations. Printed on both sides of a continuous sheet folded accordion style to form a book. Text in Spanish. "Museo Antropológico y Pinacoteca del Banco Central del Ecuador Guayaquil julio-agosto 1982; Museo del Banco Central del Ecuador Cuenca septiembre 1982; Museo Camilo Egas Quito octubre 1982. Banco Central del Ecuador unknown books
200058727Quito: Colegio de Arquitectos del Ecuador Pichincha 2000. 30cm. BAQ/2000. 143p. b/w and color plates ind. plans fldg. color pict. wrps. Major production with beautiful re-productions documents contemporary architecture in Ecuador with a special section for international projects. Categories include: National architecture Urban design Restorationa and Rehabilitation Theory/History/Criticism Specialized Magazine international Gold Medal Winners International architecture. LIMITED EDITION OF 1000. Colegio de Arquitectos del Ecuador Pichincha unknown books
1918042829Guayaquil: Imp. de "El Independiente 1918. 232p. duotone illus. and portraits original stiff printed wrappers. Full-page SIGNED presentation on the verso of the t.p. to James H. Roth then vice-consul of the United States to Ecuador with Roth's ownership signature on the top margin of the front wrapper. Imp. de "El Independiente unknown books
1923205299Quito Ecuador: Manuel Piedra 1923. Oversized Paperback. 60pp nine plates 2pp music. Large octavo. Text in Spanish. Somewhat worn and soiled wraps. Cover title reads "Homenaje de la Colonia Española a la República del Ecuador." Discourses speeches biographic matter etc. relating to the erection of a statue to the memory of Suárez Veintimilla and his military activites e.g. his glorious sacrifice in Morocco-a monument that was also serving double duty as a symbolic symbol of the relationship between Spain and Ecuador: presumably not the indigenous population but the descendants of Spanish colonialists. Manuel Piedra paperback books
