Carol Miller - Books By Carol Miller

Books By Carol Miller

  • Saudade (Poetry)
  • Politics and the Labor Movement in Latin America, by Victor Alba (English translation for Stanford University Press) ISBN 0-8047-0193-8
  • The Unfinished Experiment, Democracy in the Dominican Republic, by Juan Bosch (English translation for Praeger, New York)
  • Reindorf, by Alfonso de Neuvillate (English translation for Alpine Fine Arts Books)
  • El Profeta Alado (with Dra. Guadalupe Rivera Marín)
  • The Winged Prophet, From Hermes to Quetzalcoatl (with Guadalupe Rivera Marín, for Samuel Weiser, USA)
  • Mundo Maya, Viajes (Editorial El Día, Mexico City)
  • Más Viajes en el Mundo Maya, la Península de Yucatán, Belice y El Salvador (Editorial de la Lotería Nacional, Mexico City)
  • El Pilar, An Archaeological Reserve For Maya Flora and Fauna (with Dr. Anabel Ford), published by the Ford Foundation.
  • Belize, An Interruption of the Jungle, for the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico
  • Haciendas Henequeneras de México (translation of texts by Juan E. García and Alberto Davidoff, as well as original text, “Henequen, A *Gift and a Curse, by Carol Miller)
  • Dolores Olmedo Patiño (1908-2002), translation to English of text by María Eugenia de Lara Rangel, Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño, Mexico City, 2004
  • Henry Moore en México, translation to Spanish of text by Toby Treves of the Tate Gallery, London, for the Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño, Mexico City, 2005.
  • "Robert Motherwell", translation to Spanish of text by the Walker Art Institute of Minneapolis, for the Museo Dolores Olmedo, 2008
  • "The Dolores Olmedo Museum", translation English-Spanish, Spanish-English of 7 texts for the museum catalog, 2008.
  • "American Modernism", translation to Spanish of text by the Walker Art Institute of Minneapolis and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, for the Museo Dolores Olmedo, 2009.
  • "James Ensor", translation to Spanish of text from the Royal Fine Arts Museum of Antwerp, Belgium, for the Museo Dolores Olmedo, Mexico City, 2010
  • The Sculptural Space, translation to English of 14 texts for the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), 2010

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