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A Note about the Slide Collection:From 1989 until 2006 I used Nikon film cameras and lenses to document art and architecture in Latin America and Europe shooting mostly on Fuji 50 slide film, but also using other Fuji films and some Kodachrome and other Kodac products. The following is a general summary of the holdings in the slide collection, about half of which is not yet catalogued slide by slide. Nevertheless, the uncatalogued portions of the collection are systematically arranged by research trip in the sequence in which they were taken.They are stored in archival sheets of 20 slides in 3-ring binders for easy access.
Many of these are available now as digital images in catalogued sets and any other slide images are available as digital images in high resolution tiff or other format upon request. Since 2006 new additions to the collection have been in digital format using Nikon Digital cameras and lenses, see items listed in the column to the left to see the digital collections for North Africa, Egypt, Sicily, Roman Empire, Christian Rome, Gothic Art and Architecture, Ancient Persia, and the large collection of Islamic Art and Architecture that includes Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Iraq, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt.
Roman Spain Available in Digital FormatMérida: Theatre, Arena, Aqueduct, Museum; Segovia: Aqueduct; and other sites. Pre-Romanesque : Visigothic & Asturian Available in Digital FormatQuintanilla de las Vinas, San Pedro de la Nave, San Salvador Valdediós, Santa Cristina de Lena, Oviedo, Narranco Islamic Architecture in Spain Available in Digital Format Granada: Alhambra; Cordoba: Great Mosque, Medinat az-Zahra; Trujillo: castle; Ubeda: city Walls; Zaragosa: Aljafería Mozarabic Architecture Available in Digital Format San Miguel de Escalada Mudejar Architecture Zaragosa, Toledo, Guadalupe, Teruel Medieval Pilgrimage Routes: Romanesque art & architecture Available in Digital FormatFRANCE : Arles, St. Giles, St. Guillaume le Desert, Conques, Carenac, Moissac, Toulouse, Beaulieu, Oloron, St. Jean Pied de Porte. (also Baptistry at Riez)SPAIN : Burgos, Santillana del Mar, Guadalupe, Leon, Jacca, Leyre, San Juan de la Peña, Santo Domingo de Silos, Santiago de Compostela.
Plateresque Architecture of Castile and Extremadura Alcalá de Henares, Burgos, Segovia, Valladolid, Salamanca, Avila, Yuste, Trujillo, Cáceres, Zafra, Mérida, Plasencia, Toledo, Granada, Cordoba, Ubeda, Baeza, Zamora Juan De Herrera, Architect (ca. 1530-1597)the Escorial, Cathedral of Valladolid, Plaza Mayor Valladolid, Renovation of castle of Duke of Feria, Zafra. Andrés de Vandelvira, Architect (1509-1579)Ubeda: Casa de Deán Ortega, Sacra Capilla de El Salvador, Palacio de las Cadenas, Hospital de Santiago, Palacio de Vela de los Cobos Other Catalogued Collections :POLAND: Cracow, Medieval and RenaissanceCZECH Republic : Prague, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque.INDIA: Moghul Architecture in Delhi, Fatepur Sikri, and Jaipur.
Items not yet catalogued but available USA Cities :
SWEDEN AND NORWAY :Traditional Wooden Architecture GERMANY : Hanover, Herrenhausen Gardens, Brick Gothic, Vernacular, Neo-Classical Opera House, Glass & Steel.PAKISTAN : Islamic Religious Architecture in LahoreIRAQ: [pre-war] Religious buildings in Bagdad and ruins at Babylon.VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE in the United States: Items not yet catalogued but available Virginia various locations including Albemarle County, the Valley of Virginia, Lexington, the Eastern Shore, Fairfax County, etc. Texas German Colonial Architecture along the Frontier, Texas Hill Country towns, San Antonio. Florida Vernacular domestic buildings in San Augustine. (also a comprehensive treatment of the Flagler Hotels) California 19th century Farm structures on coast near Santa Cruz, among others. Also unusual shots the day after the earthquake in 1989 in Santa Cruz
Historic houses of Old Deerfield. (Kodacolor slides) New Mexico Various sites in Albuquerque showing residential and commercial architectural development in the town. Includes some shots of the University of New Mexico Campus, early buildings of downtown, residential neighborhoods, and modern city center. Pueblo Collection Extensive coverage of Acoma, the city in the sky, a mesa inhabited since prehistoric times. Laguna pueblo.
Salinas Valley Missions at Gran Quivira, Abo, Quarai, also Missions at La Laguna and Las Trampas. ANCIENT AMERICAS Listing of items not yet catalogued but available: (Comprehensive coverage of listed sites)
Mesoamerican Pre Columbian Collection Available in Digital Format
Anasazi Ruins Hovenweep, Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde and other sites Inca Architecture in Peru Machu Pichu, Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and others in and around Cusco.
COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA Available in Digital Format (other than Mexico) Catalogued CARRIBEAN: Colonial Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Colonial San Juan, Puerto Rico. GUATEMALA: Colonial Churches of Antigua, and Mayan Ruins at Tikal. USA: The Missions of California; Missions of San Antonio, Texas, Missions of New Mexico, Colonial St. Augustine, Florida.
Not catalogued but available: PERU: Colonial Architecture in Peru: Lima, Cuzco & Vicinity
MEXICO Many items now Available in Digital Format, Scanning remainder in progress Colonial Sites Field Work 1988-1993 Oaxaca: Dominican Architecture at Teposcolula, Yanhuitlan, Tlaxiaco, Tilantongo, Achiutla, Coixtlahuaca, Nochixtlan, Tamazulapan, Tepelmeme, Suchixtlan, Huitzo, and other sites. This collection also contains many images of urbanization and vernacular local architecture. Hidalgo: Franciscan and Augustinian Architecture at : Epazoyucan, Tula, Atotonilco de Tula, Tlahuelilpan, Actopan, Ixmiquilpan, Metztitlan, Atotonilco el Grande, Xoxoteco, Ihuitlan, Tepeji del Rio, and other sites. State of Mexico DF and Valley of Mexico
State of Morelos
Other Important Augustinian Sites:
State of Michoacan
City of San Louis Potosi City of Vera Cruz
Colonial MEXICO Field Work 1995. Many items now Available in Digital Format, Scanning remainder in progressThese studies include exterior and interior views focused on religious art, frescoes and retablos where applicable All either Fujichrome Provia 100 (90%) or Echtachrome 100 (10%) MEXICO CITY (and Vicinity) Various Baroque Palaces Zocolo area, 19th C buildings Church of San Juan de Dios Plaza de Santo Domingo Former Aduana Former Inquisicion Colegio de Vasquenas Cloister de la Merced Various early 20th Century structures near zocolo Various modern and contemporary structures along the Reforma New metro stations along Linea A Dominican Convento at Atzcapotzalco Franciscan Convento at Tlatelolco Franciscan Convento at Zinacantepec (Near Toluca) Conventos or Churches in: OAXACA Tepiltepec Tlacolula Tilantongo Numerous sites in Valley of Oaxaca HIDALGO Tepeji del Rio Tezontepec Zempoala Tepeapulco Tequisquiac Apaxco TLAXCALA San Francisco de Tlaxcala Municipal Palace Tizatlan Puebla City of Puebla:
Huejotzingo Calpan Cholula Huaquechula Atlixco Cuauntinchan Tepeaca Acatzingo Tecali Tecamachalco Huatlatlauca Yucatan Mérida Cathedral and many other sites Izamal: Franciscan Convento, town etc. Mani, Franciscan Convento Valladolid, Cathedral & Town Other towns & churches
Study of Mexico City Architecture: Mexico City 1750-1995: Baroque Churches and Palaces to Glass and Steel Highrise along the Reforma |