Historical Images of Santa Fe

by Pat P | Feb 10, 2019 | Videos | 0 comments

Buried in the New Mexico History Museum's photographic archives is a unique and fascinating visual record of Santa Fe. What do these iconic images tell us about ourselves and how our cities evolve? Noted author and art critic Lucy Lippard discusses how these images offer insights into how Santa Fe has transformed into a cultural icon.

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