Edward Ranney is an American photographer and scholar who has written and lectured extensively on pre-Columbian and Peruvian culture. He is particularly recognized for his work in preserving the archive of Martín Chambi in Cuzco. His contributions include providing introductions and scholarly context for various publications regarding Chambi's photography, making him a key figure in the academic study of early 20th-century Peruvian visual arts.[1,2]
