The best photographs by Brassaï of the Paris of the thirties and of his relationship with the artist from Málaga. In the thirties Paris was bursting with life, and Picasso and Brassaï were there to make the most of it: Picasso stunning the art world with his work, and Brassaï portraying boulevards and gardens, shops and markets, intellectuals and beggars. The contrasts of Paris parade before his camera, from its dark underworld to the glow of its artistic scene, where he portrayed artists and writers who were friends, among them Dalí, Matisse, Giacometti and Genet, and of course Picasso, whose sculptural work he was the first to photograph.