Dora Maar, an enchanting Surrealist photographer, poet, and favored muse of Pablo Picasso, ceased from the public eye when she stopped creating her moving work in the late 1930s. In this all-inclusive volume, readers will take a dive back into the alluring atmosphere of early 20th-century Paris, exploring Maar's creative life, never-before-published images, and friendships with intellectuals of the day including Paul Éluard and Marie-Laure de Noailles. By Louise Baring. Edited by Ellen Nidy. Published by Rizzoli. (March 28, 2017.) Hardcover. 224 pages. 8.25" length x 1.00" width x 10.25" height (approximately). ISBN: 9780847858538.