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A Land So Remote - Collectors Edition Three Book Set

Comprised of three volumes, A Land So Remote is the most comprehensive visual document ever published of Spanish colonial art and frontier artifacts of New Mexico.

A Land So Remote includes 842 color and numerous historic photographs spread over 848 pages in three volumes. Many of these photographs are of rare and never before published objects from nine museums and numerous private collections. This beautifully designed and packaged set of books, available in a collectors limited edition boxed set and as individual volumes, is an essential part of any reference or art library and a must have for collectors.

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Larry Frank

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Born in Los Angeles, California, Larry Frank gruduated from the University of California Berkekley in English Literature and philosophy and traveled in Europe and india before enrolling at UCLA's cinema school.He wrote, directed, and produced educational films and a fictional feature that won an Edinburgh Film Festival award. Since locating in Northern New Mexico, Larry Frank has studied Native American cultures and Spanish Colonial art, reseaching and collecting materials from both cultures for over thirty-five years. He wrote a major book on New Mexico santos, "The New Kingdom of th eSaints". He has lectured on santos widely. Author of "Historic Pottery of the Pueblo Indians" and "Indian Pueblo Jewelry of the Sourhwest", Frank also wrote a book of short stories, "Train Stops".