The American photographer Judith Sandoval describes her initial
contacts with the culture of Mexico and the lasting impact it
had on her. Without sustained institutional support she has
persisted in photographing little-known architecture in Mexico
(Mexican colonial art, bookpublication: Art and Time in
Mexico/from the Conquest to the Revolution), Latin America and
Wyoming (Historic Ranches of Wyoming). She has amassed
significant archives of photographic documentation of works of
architecture. The locations of Sandoval's collections are
summarized.