Paris, a city steeped in a rich history spanning two millennia, is now embracing the third century of its love affair with photography. The Seine River, where Niépce and Daguerre established the foundation of this ever-evolving art form, remains a vital part of the city's visual identity. In Paris: Portrait of a City, we are guided through the streets and landmarks that have inspired countless artists and writers throughout history, as captured through the lens of esteemed photographers such as Daguerre and Cartier-Bresson. With over a century and a half of captivating images, this massive 600-page study presents a comprehensive and intimate look at the past and present of Paris, and serves as a cherished keepsake for all those who call it home.