This book features a previously unpublished collection of over 2,000 black-and-white photographs and nearly 500 slides by renowned photographer André Kertész, capturing the ephemeral beauty of Paris in 1963. Known for his pioneering contributions to photographic composition and photojournalism, Kertész explored Paris from Montmartre to the Seine. Although he edited these images into a book, it was set aside until rediscovery in his archives, years after his death. The book presents these images as Kertész intended, accompanied by archival documents and a critical essay, celebrating his unique vision and the iconic cityscapes he documented.
