Santa Fe Style

some beautiful photography, however some beautiful photography, however, a bit too much black and white and gray photoswith the gorgeous light and startling colors in the Santa Fe area, I'm disappointed that the book is mostly in black and white.. "An Ideal Santa Fe House Tour Without Taking A Step Outside" according to barame. The books Santa Fe Style and Santa Fe Houses by Christine Mather and Sharon Woods are beautifully photographed and produced and a joy to read and study if you would like to create your own Santa Fe style no matter where you live.. ivanmm said Beautiful book for architecture reference.. A Real good book if you like to culture and relax-yourself into these peaceful older ways of living , it has a lot of basic illustrations with teachings of the Southwestern living and southwestern cultural fusion.A great book to own !I recommend it for architects like me!

Santa Fe Style explores the beginnings and current forms of this exciting design tradition, from the ancient inspiration of the Canyon de Chelly to the innovations of Frank Lloyd Wright and contemporary passive-solar architects. H. The trade routes and the opening of the railroad brought ranchers and farmers from the East; and spectacular surroundings of mountains and high desert drew twentieth-century writers and artists from D. The Spanish colonists who founded the town in 1608 adapted their European tradition to the Pueblo Indian building mat

A. Robert Reck is a leading architectural photographer in New Mexico who has been published in many magazines.. Her 1983 restoration of the Professor J. His book designs include Pierre Deux's French Country. Jack Parsons, a Santa Fe resident, is a film maker and photographer, whose work has been included in Cowboy and New Mexico USA. Wood home won the Historical Society of New Mexico Award. She lives in Santa Fe.Paul Hardy was formerly art director of Attenzione magazine and has been a leading editorial and book designer for many years. She is active in Santa Fe design circles, and is a member of the Historic Design Review Board. About the AuthorChristine Mather is former curator of Spanish Colonial Art at the Museum of New Mexico in Santa Fe and the author of Baroque to Folk: de lo Barroco o lo Popular and Colonial Frontiers: Art and Life in S

She is active in Santa Fe design circles, and is a member of the Historic Design Review Board. A. She lives in Santa Fe.Paul Hardy was formerly art director of Attenzione magazine and has been a leading editorial and book designer for many years. His book designs include Pierre Deux's French Country. Christine Mather is former curator of Spanish Colonial Art at the Museum of Ne