New Mexican Tinwork 1840–1940 by Coulter et al. Folk Art History Book

New Mexican Tinwork, 1840–1940 by Coulter et al. is an important scholarly reference documenting the rich tradition of New Mexican folk tinwork from the mid-19th to early 20th century. This book explores the history, techniques, regional styles, and cultural significance of handcrafted tin objects used in homes, churches, and public spaces throughout New Mexico.

Featuring detailed research and visual documentation, the book examines traditional tin lighting, religious objects, household items, and decorative forms, highlighting the artisans who preserved this distinctive craft. It is an essential resource for collectors, historians, artists, and anyone interested in Southwestern folk art and material culture.

Ideal for art history libraries, collectors of folk art books, museum studies, or Southwestern design enthusiasts, this volume offers lasting educational and cultural value and is appreciated well beyond seasonal interest.

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