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Stacie Widdifield

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, Applied Intercultural Arts Research - GIDP | Professor, Art

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Publications(31)

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The Consequences of Sustaining Special Landscapes: aesthetic interventions, patrimony, and environmental politics

2021

The Royal Academy of San Carlos, 1781–1800

2021

‘The originally underwater mural of Diego Rivera’and the Monumentality of the Mexico City Water Crisis

2021

The History and Visual Culture of Mexico City’s Xochimilco Potable Water System during the Porfiriato

2016

Seeing Water in Early Twentieth-Century Mexico City: Henry Wellge's Perspective Plan of the City and Valley of Mexico, DF 1906

2015

Seeing Water in Early Twentieth-Century M

2015

The Body of History in Nineteenth-Century Mexico

2015

El panorama acuático de la ciudad de México de principios del siglo XX: El Plano en prespectiva de la ciudad y el valle de México, 1906, de Henry Wellge

2015

The debut of ‘modern water’in early 20th century Mexico City: The Xochimilco potable waterworks

2014

Seeing Water in Early 20 th Century Mexico City: Henry Wellge’s “Perspective Plan of the City and Valley of Mexico, D.F. 1906

2014

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Stacie Widdifield

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Seeing Water in Modern Mexico City: The Visual Culture of Hydraulic Control in the Early twentieth Century

Publications(31)

The Consequences of Sustaining Special Landscapes: aesthetic interventions, patrimony, and environmental politics

The Royal Academy of San Carlos, 1781–1800

‘The originally underwater mural of Diego Rivera’and the Monumentality of the Mexico City Water Crisis

The History and Visual Culture of Mexico City’s Xochimilco Potable Water System during the Porfiriato

Seeing Water in Early Twentieth-Century Mexico City: Henry Wellge's Perspective Plan of the City and Valley of Mexico, DF 1906

Seeing Water in Early Twentieth-Century M

The Body of History in Nineteenth-Century Mexico

El panorama acuático de la ciudad de México de principios del siglo XX: El Plano en prespectiva de la ciudad y el valle de México, 1906, de Henry Wellge

The debut of ‘modern water’in early 20th century Mexico City: The Xochimilco potable waterworks

Seeing Water in Early 20 th Century Mexico City: Henry Wellge’s “Perspective Plan of the City and Valley of Mexico, D.F. 1906