Eugenia Parry Janis is an American art historian and critic who has taught at both Wellesley College and the University of New Mexico. Her scholarly work focuses on the history of photography, including the study of French calotypes and the visual representation of historical events. She has published research on nuclear imagery and crime album stories in Paris. She is recognized for her expertise in photographic media and provided a critical foreword for the anthology regarding the interaction between the short story and photography.[1,2,3]
