Cuentos de Todos Colores (Vol. I) by Dr. Atl - 1946

Hermosillo: Gobierno Del Estado De Sonora, 1984. 2a. ed.. Trade paperback. Good. moderate shelfwear, a couple of tiny tears to the cover. 172 p.

México, D.F.:: Ediciones Botas,, 1936.. Paperback. Very Good. A work by esteemed Mexican painter Gerardo Murillo Coronado, also known as "Dr. Atl" through his written works. This work concerns Mexico's rich history of gold as well as gold's physical value in a global context.

Hermosillo, Sonora: Gobierno Del Estado De Sonora, 1980. Paperback. Very Good. Pictorial paper covers. very good. covers are rubbed. former owners stamp half title page. 111 pp. illus. Selections from the 1st edition.

Mexico D.F.: Editorial CVLTVRA, 1935. Hardcover. Good. Hard cover, covers rubbed and worn, former owners stamp half title page. 1st edition 172 pp. photos Álvaro Obregón --El espíritu revolucionario de Obregón / --Obregón, militar --Obregón y el principio de la renovación social --Obregon, factor determinate para la ejecucion de la reforma agraria, principio basico de la Revolucion Mexicana--Obregon gran Educador--El espiritu Revolucionario de Obregon--El general Obregon Estadiista--La Glorificaion

Mexico: Banko De Mexico. Good. 1979. Reprint. Hardcover. Text is in Spanish. Volume 2 is very good to very good +, with slight loss of the surface at the top of the spine. Volume 1 however, is missing the entire spine. The book itself is solid & undamaged otherwise. Both volumes are "fine" internally. The slipcase is only "good", as it appears to have been chewed on at the top corner. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall .

México: Fondo Editorial de las Plástica Mexicana, 1974. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/near fine. Folio. 138 pp. Bound in full gray cloth, stamped in brown on cover and spine, in illustrated dust jacket. Illustrations, chiefly color, including one gatefold. Text in Spanish. Foreword by Carlos Pellicer. This is the third volume in the series "Maestros Mexicanos de la Pintura", the first and second volumes focused on José María Velasco and Joaquín Clausell. Near Fine, tight, clean copy, some minor shelf wear to extremities, in Near Fine dust jacket with overall age-toning and minor wear to extremities. Please note this book is 17 1/2" x 14 1/2".

Banco de Mexico, 1979. Hardcover. Very good/No jacket. In Spanish. Reissue of 1924 edition. 2 volumes in slipcase. Text and drawings by Dr. Atl, photographs by Kahlo. Might have some mustiness, or it could be just the smell of the clay-based paper. No foxing indicating any moisture.

Kahlo, Guillermo. (Kahlo, Guillermo). IGLESIAS DE MEXICO, Volumes I and IV. Text and drawings by Dr. Atl (Gerardo Murillo 1875-1964), photos by Guillermo Kahlo. Publicaiones de la Secretaria de Hacienda, Mexico, 1924-25. 2 vols. (of the six volume set), folio, boards, each about 100pp., each with about 50 tipped-in photos. Chips and losses to the spines of both volumes, else in Very Good condition.

Mexico: Publicaciones de la Secretaria de Hacienda, 1924. Hardcover. Fair. 6 vols. Ex-library. A complete set of six oversize hardcover books in acceptable condition. Edges and boards heavily scuffed; corners worn through as well. Spine ends chipped on volumes 1 and 2. Large stain on back cover of volume 3. Due to heavy wear along the edges of volume 1's spine, the boards are not tightly attached, but will not crack off as long as they are handled gently. Library markings on spines and front covers; stamps on foredges; stamps and stickers on endpapers and title pages. Foldout graph in volume 6 is tanned and has a closed tear on the inner edge. Otherwise, main pages unmarked and tightly bound. Suitable reference copies. Text in Spanish. A comprehensive guide to Mexican church architecture, illustrated with numerous tipped-in plates. Features stunning black and white photographs by Kahlo (a German-Mexican photographer known for his architectural photography), and color paintings by Dr. Atl (the… Read More

Publicaciones de la Secretaria de Hacienda - Editorial "Cvltvra, 1924 . First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 6 volume complete set. Printed 1924 - 1927. Folio; 41 cm. Bound in publisher's brown pasteboards. Numerous mounted plates, color and half-tone. Scattered foxing. Library stamps on end pages. Contents: Tomo I: Cupulas. Tomo II: La Catedral de Mexico. Tomo III: Ultra - Barroco Tipos del Valle de Mexico. Tomo IV: Tipos Poblanos. Tomo V: Altares. Tomo VI: 1525 - 1925. Cuatro mapas y grafico plegados. One of the most comprehensive and detailed works on the architecture and art of the churches of Mexico. Photography by Guillermo Kahlo, the father of the painter Frida Kahlo. Palau 118025. Provenance: From the collection of United States Ambassador Alexander Weddell (1876-1948) and his wife Virginia Chase Steedman Weddell (1874-1948). Weddell served in the US foreign service in Mexico city in 1928 and presumably purchased the set there. This is an oversized or heavy book, which… Read More