by Verna Cook Shipway & Warren Shipway

Stamford, Conn.: Architectural Book Publishing Co., Inc., (1988).

First edition, NINTH printing.

Photographed from private homes, this work focuses on the modern Mexican house in detail, looking at collectibles, design, tiles, patios, landscapes, Mexican Indian artisan adaptations, colors, antiques, uses of heritage, folk art, mirrors, furniture, ironwork, ceramics, borders, doors, and more.

Generously illustrated with photographs on every page.

Light foxing to the front and rear end-papers, upper corner crease to two pages, else near fine in red linen over smoke-gray boards with white embossed titles to the spine, red-and-gray headband and tail-band; in a price-clipped very nearly fine dust jacket with minor crimping to the upper shelf edge.

A high quality book production with coated-stock pages.

Quarto; 257 pages; picture locations.

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