Architecture of Taos, New Mexico 1920-1940

Architecture of New Mexico
Title: Architecture of New Mexico
Date Created/Published: 1920-1940.
Summary: Photographs show architecture characteristics of New Mexico, emphasizing the strong influence of American Indians. Images include exterior and interior views of a new art museum, a modern office building, and a public school, and the restored Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe; Santa Ana, San Felipe, and Isleta missions, showing old and new work; pueblos at Taos, Jemez, and Santa Clara; ruins of a pre-Spanish pueblo; church interiors; New Mexico State School for the Deaf; details of a balcony at Old Santa Cruz; settees and other furniture; doors and carved ceiling beams from 18th century; and Indian people in village dwellings.
Notes:
Transfer?; The Office of the Supervising Architect, U.S. Treasury Dept.
LOT title and other information from Indians of North America ... Library of Congress, 2001.
Subjects:
Indians of North America--Structures--New Mexico--1920-1940.
Architecture--New Mexico--1920-1940.
Pueblos--New Mexico--1920-1940.
Missions--New Mexico--1920-1940.
Photographic prints--1920-1940.
Bookmark /2004665291/
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