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Baxter´s book was perhaps the very first serious study on mexican hispanic-colonial architecture. The author traveled through all the country to visit and describe ancient churches and houses. He was interested in fortress monasteries and the first manifestations of mexican architecture. Prologue by Manuel Toussaint, a well-known mexican art critic and studious. México, 1934
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At head of title: Silvestre Baxter.
"En la traducción de esta obra han tenido parte el arquitecto Federico E. Mariscal. León Felipe, Manuel Toussaint y el propio Departamento de bellas artes, por eso aparece anónima."--p. ii.
Some plates of the original edition omitted and some new ones added. cf. verso of leaf at end.
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