Description:
(Photographer) Mariana Yampolsky made a significant impact on 20th-century Mexican photography, focusing on everyday life in rural Mexico. Starting with documenting her travels and involvement in arts and politics, she later showcased her work globally in the 1960s, earning accolades and praise. Becoming a Mexican citizen in 1958, Yampolsky continued her photography until her passing in 2002, leaving behind a lasting legacy that offered a distinctive view of Mexican culture.
