Emily C. Floyd is Lecturer of Visual Culture and Art before 1700 at University College London and Editor and Curator at the Center for the Study of Material and Visual Culture of Religion at Yale University (MAVCOR). Her current research centers on normative whiteness, implicit depictions of race, and intersecting ideas of sanctity, monstrosity, and the body in colonial South America. Her book on prints made in colonial Lima and their regional and transatlantic impact, The Mobile Image: Prints from Lima in the Andes and Beyond, 1584-1824 is forthcoming in 2025 from University of Texas Press.
360 photography by Raul Montero Quispe
Made possible thanks to the collaboration of the Society of Jesus in Cuzco
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