Simms Richard L (7 results)
National Sculpture Review, Volume 20, Number 2 (Summer 1971)
Block, Adolph (ed.); Lantz, Michael; Jones, Dexter; Dunwiddie, Charlotte; Frazier, Richard; Rich, Lorimer; Rosenfeld, David; Simms, L. Moody Jr.
Published by National Sculpture Society, New York, 1971
- Softcover
Seller: Cat's Cradle Books, Archdale, NC, U.S.A.Cat's Cradle Books
Contact seller5-star sellerSoftcover. Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket. Stapled binding is sound. Pages clean, slightly off-white. General handling wear, light soiling to wrappers. Cover: busts of Lacy Bakewell Audubon and John James Audubon by Joy Buba. Contents: Lantz, Why the daibutsu appeals to me. Jones, Art conference in Washingotn. Dunwiddi…e, Mood and motion. Frazier, Many faces, many points of view. Block, Good drawing.sculpture's greatest ingredient. Rich, Architect collaborates with the arts. Annual exhibition, Hudson Valley Art Association. In tune with nature: the work of Henry Van Wolj. Rosenfeld, Taking your own sculpture photos. Simms, Enid Yandell. 11.0" tall; 30 pages.
Language: English
Published by National Council for the Social Studies, 1980
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Condition: good. A former library book with all the expected stamps, stickers and markings. Some shelf, storage or usage wear present. The binding is tight and all pages are present. The pages appear unmarked. Pictures available upon request. Individually inspected by Shadow. Thanks for supporting an independent bookseller.
Language: English
Published by National Council for the Social Studies, 1980
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Published by National Council for the Social Studies, 1980
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Add to basketCondition: Very Good. Folio. Very good copy - Illustrated - KAW0681 - 96pp. - National Council for the Social Studies, Washington. 1980. Hardback. . . . .
The Adobe Kingdom: New Mexico, 1598-1958, as Experienced by the Families Lucero de Godoy y Baca
Lucero, Donald L.; Simms, Charlene Garciia - Publishing Editor
Language: English
Published by El Escritorio - A Publishing and Research Company, Pueblo, Colorado, 1995
- Softcover
- First Edition
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Trade Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Ediiton. 265 Pages Indexed. Very slight wear to the covers of an otherwise As New book with flawless interior text pages. History is not the sole province of captains and kings. It is also the proper dominion of ordinary people. It is the story of their heroic acts as well as their more mu…ndane occupations, from digging irrigation canals to herding sheep. During the first half of its existence, New Mexico was a raucous colony just living on the fringe of sensibility. In 1641, the niece of Antonio Baca became involved in an affair with Governor Luis de Rosas. Her infidelity resulted in the beheading of eight individuals, four of whom were members of her family, including her uncle Antonio, who sought to avenge her defilement. Relive the first three and a half centuries of New Mexico's incredible history as experienced by twelve generations of two of its first families. Dr. Lucero captures the untold stories of individuals who have sought to establish new homelands. Twenty-two years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, Spain established a colony in the high country of New Mexico. The lives of these people are an important part of our history. Dr. Lucero has put flesh on the bones of his ancestors, from farmers to politicians, business women, to land owners. The saga of the Bacas and Luceros of New Mexico starts with the progenitors, Cristobal Baca and Pedro Lucero de Godoy when they first arrived in New Mexico in the early l600s. The reader then follows these two families through the first three and a half centuries surviving in a harsh environment, fighting foreign elements and establishing the first towns, churches and schools in what is now the United States of America. Within the tales of the Baca and Lucero families are also the families they intermarried with such as the Sena, Santisteban, Martin de Serrano (Martinez), Garcia, Gomez Robledo, Carvajal, Montoya, Montafio, Trujillo, Varela, Salazar, Rael, Romero, Valdes, Velasquez, Luna, Rodriguez, Esquibel, Zamora and Perez families and more. Contens in 18 Chapters: Colonizaiton, A New Captain and Capital, Absolute Authority Corrupts Absolutely, Expulsion, Exile 1680 - 1693, Rapprochement 1693 - 1706, Land Grants and Settlements 1706 - 1794, The Pueblo Leagu the Plains Indians and the Genizaro, To The Central Plains 1794 - 1810, Encroachment and Independence 1739 - 1821, Permanent Settlements 1821 - 1835, Cultural Conflict 1835 - 1845, Occupation and Rebellion 1845 - 1847, The Territorial Period 1846 - 1912, Territorial Violence Corruption and Schism, Two Families in the Thick of Things, Statehood 1912, and Simple Gifts 1923 0 1958. Plus Epilogue, Notes, Two Appendices, Bibliography, Genealogical Name Index, and a one-page biorgraphy fo the author. Includes Ten Charts: Parents of the First Century Baca Family, Parents of the First Century Lucero Family, Gomez Robledo and Other Lines from First Century, Principals in the Rosas Affair, A Lucero Clan Interrelationships and the Inquisition, Parents of the Second Century Baca Family, Parents of the Second Century Lucero de Godoy, Garcia de Noriega Sena and Others, Parents of the Third Century Baca Family, and Parents of the Third and Fourth Centuries Lucero. This work is a thoroughly researched and accurately recorded account of a people who walked and herded for 800 miles, froze in the snow, annd buried loved ones in nameless gravess throughout the Spanish bordeerlands. In individual drive, stuborn will, and indefatigable courage, they were the match of any people, and this is their story. Motano, Richard - Cover Art (illustrator).
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Add to basketCondition: Very Good. Folio. Very good copy - Illustrated - KAW0681 - 96pp. - National Council for the Social Studies, Washington. 1980. Hardback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.
Language: English
Published by National Council for the Social Studies 0, 1980
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