Mysterium Fidei - A Retrospective Catalog Highlighting Daniel Martin Diaz ’s Career
Paintings, Drawings, and Prints, 128-Page Cloth Hardback, 10×10 Full Color

Foreword by Gloria Fraser Giffords with Michael M. Brescia, Ph.D. and John David Long-Garcia, M.A.
 
"….broodingly personal…with a compelling, esoteric edge.”  -The Los Angeles Times
 
A catalog highlighting Diaz’s career and newest body of work. In this collection of oil paintings, drawings, and prints, Diaz contemplates human suffering and one's undying faith in the afterlife. His mystical imagery reflects the influences of Byzantine iconography, Retabalos, Ex Votos, the Illuminati, ephemera, alchemy, and 16th-century anatomical engravings.

Gloria Fraser Giffords, author of Mexican Folk Retablos, is a  art historian and conservationist of 17th Century  Mexican religious art.

Michael M. Brescia, Ph.D. (Latin Am. Hist.), is Assistant Curator of Ethnohistory at Arizona State Museum andAssistant Professor of History at the University of Arizona.

John David Long-Garcia, M.A. (Phil., Theol.), is the Managing Editor of the Catholic Sun and an  Adjunct Professor at the Kino Institute.

Special Edition Slipcase & Clamshell w/ Signed Etching will be available in Sept.

You can Pre-order and read more about the book by visiting Daniel Martin Diaz's personal site .

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