1 of 3   Documentary Photography
	Images of the Revolution: photographs by Augustín Victor Casasola Zapatistas (soldiers who fought for Emiliano Zapata during the Mexican Revolution) at Sanborn’s, a popular restaurant. Augustín Victor Casasola, Mexico. Sepia-toned print: 15" x 19-1/2". Museum Purchase. One of the courageous soldaderas, women who accompanied their soldier husbands. Augustín Victor Casasola, Mexico. Sepia-toned print: 19-1/2" x 15-1/2". Museum Purchase.		DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY arly photography in Latin America shares an interesting relationship with the work of traveler-artists of the 19th century who painted picturesque scenes. Photos of local types in costume were popular subjects for postcards in the late 19th century, and included gauchos on the Argentine pampas and the women of Lima in pleated skirts and black shawls. The subjects of photography were often portrayed to match existing stereotypes.