In Des Parisiennes (II), French photographer Pierre Le Gall turns his lens toward the women of Paris, capturing their spirit, humour, and quiet elegance with an insider’s affection. Each image reflects the rhythm of everyday life in the city - playful, stylish, and effortlessly human. With a preface by the legendary Robert Doisneau, whose own work defined postwar Parisian photography, the book carries both intimacy and authenticity, offering a portrait of Paris that feels timeless yet distinctly of its era. A rare first edition that celebrates not just the women of Paris but the city itself as seen through their grace and individuality.