FRANCE. Paris. 1933. French writer André MALRAUX. "The two sides of his face were dissimilar - according to Cesare Lombroso a sign either of genius or criminality. Seen from the left his profile had an aquiline nobility; from the right, however, it looked less romantic because his nose suddenly took on the shape of a duck's bill. Malraux's eyes fixed on my lens with an almost unbearable intensity and intelligence. Slowly, I moved slightly to the left to concentrate on the romantic side of his face." (Philippe HALSMAN)