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Paseos Coloniales by Manuel Toussaint is a beautifully produced work documenting the colonial architecture of Mexico, richly illustrated with photographs that capture the elegance and historical significance of its buildings. Bound in three-quarters leather with gilt spine decoration and a luxurious red silk ribbon, this 1939 volume exemplifies high-quality scholarly publishing of the period. Despite minor foxing, a small nick, and a pencil price notation, this copy remains a very good, collectible example with a firm spine and a distinguished appearance.
This work explores the colonial architecture of Mexico, highlighting churches, civic buildings, and private residences through meticulous scholarship and photography. Manuel Toussaint, a leading Mexican art historian, provides both historical context and aesthetic analysis, making this volume an important reference for students of architecture, art history, and Mexican cultural heritage.
Condition
Very Good
Solid, firm spine
Clean leather binding with bright gilt on spine
Some foxing on the endpapers
Small nick to the top edge of the title page and a few following pages
Old price in pencil on the front free sheet
Interior otherwise clean, illustrations intact and well preserved
This book shows normal age-appropriate wear but remains structurally sound and attractive. C5.
