New Mexican Furniture, 1600-1940: The Origins, Survival, and Revival of Furniture Making in the Hispanic SouthwestSumptuously illustrated, this is the most complete book on Spanish Colonial and revival-period furniture in New Mexico. |
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... eighteenth century . The expansion of Spanish communities into new territory was another . Slowly , as the Spanish population grew through immigration and natural increase , more Spanish settlements were founded up and down the Rio ...
... eighteenth century . The expansion of Spanish communities into new territory was another . Slowly , as the Spanish population grew through immigration and natural increase , more Spanish settlements were founded up and down the Rio ...
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... eighteenth - century New Mexico , a closed cabinet in which clothes were kept . In the latter half of the nineteenth century , the word ropero was used for the piece of furniture that performed this function . Armero : In eighteenth - ...
... eighteenth - century New Mexico , a closed cabinet in which clothes were kept . In the latter half of the nineteenth century , the word ropero was used for the piece of furniture that performed this function . Armero : In eighteenth - ...
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... century New Mexico , a wardrobe . Serrucho : In eighteenth - century New Mexico , a saw with a handle . Evidently this word was used interchangeably with sierra to denote a small carpenter's saw . Sierra , asierra : In eighteenth- and ...
... century New Mexico , a wardrobe . Serrucho : In eighteenth - century New Mexico , a saw with a handle . Evidently this word was used interchangeably with sierra to denote a small carpenter's saw . Sierra , asierra : In eighteenth- and ...
Contents
The Spanish Colonial Revival | 192 |
Conclusion | 268 |
Notes | 271 |
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