A striking gelatin silver print by the pioneering Surrealist photographer and artist Dora Maar, this work from circa 1936 reflects her mastery of the medium during one of her most creatively prolific periods. Maar's distinctive eye for surreal juxtaposition and dramatic composition is evident in the interplay of light, shadow, and form captured within the photograph. The image stands as a testament to her significant contributions to avant-garde photography in interwar Paris.