A pioneering figure in modernist photography, Ilse Bing captures herself in a striking double reflection, using mirrors to fragment and multiply her image in a bold compositional experiment. The crisp black-and-white gelatin silver print showcases her masterful command of light and geometry, hallmarks of her avant-garde style that earned her the title "Queen of the Leica." Made in Paris, this self-portrait is both an intimate personal statement and a testament to the innovative spirit of 1930s European photography.