Ando en cueros ( I Walk Stark-naked )
Chinaberry Press at Mountain Ranch, 1994
31 essays by H. Joe Waldrum
64 color plates, 23 black and white
clothbound, 144 pages, $125.00
 

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"LAS SOMBRAS DE LOS MACHONES"
acquitint etching with chine colle, plate size 4 x 4 inches
© H.JOE WALDRUM
  

This original aquatint etching by H. Joe Waldrum is included in the deluxe limited edition of Ando en cueros . The print alone sells for $1,000.. The deluxe edition of Ando en cueros sells for $1,000.
 

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"Ando en cuerosshould be owned  by all true art lovers, artists, and all those who look for the essential in things and behind things. It is a cri de coeur for holding fast to the most important things; to clarity, and to the sacredness of one's life. Bless you, Joe Waldrum."

Frank Ettenberg, Santa Fe

"Ando en cueros is based on my belief that the art world has fallen in with bad company and lurched awry. Herein are some of my thoughts: some are old, some are fresh, some are intransigent, some are faltering as I turn sixty and wiser."

H. Joe Waldrum
 

MOTHER AND MOMMA from Ando en cueros
Photo credit: H. Joe Waldrum
© H. Joe Waldrum
 

MY GARDEN WALL from Ando en cueros
Photo credit: H. Joe Waldrum
© H. Joe Waldrum
 

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" Whether he's talking about his art, recounting how  he killed a man -- in self defense -- or telling how he took on the former Archbishop to save the churches of New Mexico, Harold Joe Waldrum is a riveting raconteur, who speaks eloquently about his life.

...Clear, articulate and spare prose make his originality all the more startling. At its best, Ando en Cueros is a breath of fresh air, a glass of cool, pure mountain water. "

Mary Stephenson The Taos News

 

one book remains

Paintings by Delmas Howe
  Introduced by
 Edward Lucie-Smith
72 pages, $125.00

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This book, published by ditions aubrey of London, contains more than thirty-five color plates of paintings and four black and white pltes of lithographs. It also contains a scholarly forward by Edward Lucie-Smith.
 

"Having been raised in Truth or Consequences, my return here created conflicting emotions; these feelings are reflected in my art. The juxtaposition of cowboy iconography against ancient gods and heroes is a way of exploring both my own roots and urban American and European cultures. These autobiographical images attempt to discuss more universal themes."
-Delmas Howe
 

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