The Religious Architecture of New Mexico: In the Colonial Period and Since the American Occupation

The hardcover is in good condition with some wear visible on the spine edges and corners. The binding remains tight, and the pages are clean. The dust jacket condition is unknown, and there are no inscriptions or signatures present.

The Religious Architecture of New Mexico: In the Colonial Period and Since the American Occupation by George Kubler, published by the University of New Mexico Press in Albuquerque, presents a comprehensive exploration of New Mexico's architectural heritage. This fourth printing from 1972 delves into the religious structures that have shaped the region, spanning from the colonial era through the American occupation. Kubler, a renowned historian of art and architecture, provides a detailed analysis of the stylistic and cultural influences that have left a lasting impact on New Mexico's landscape. The book is an essential resource for those interested in architectural history and the evolution of religious buildings in the American Southwest. This edition is particularly valuable for its detailed insights and historical context, making it a sought-after addition for collectors and scholars alike. The hardcover format ensures durability, though the condition of the dust jacket is unknown.