Susan V. Webster
1 book
About the Author
Susan V. Webster is a distinguished architectural historian whose research illuminates the intersections of design, patronage, and colonial power in early modern Latin America. Her scholarship combines meticulous archival work with nuanced readings of built environments, revealing how structures like those erected by master builder Jose Jaime Ortiz embodied both artistic ambition and social hierarchy. Webster’s clear, engaging prose makes complex historical arguments accessible to scholars and general readers alike, establishing her as a leading voice in the study of Spanish-American architecture.
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