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Fine reproduction of the photos and Muir's excellent essay add sturdy reinforcement. --Library Journal More than any other photographer, he captured the charm, intelligence, and humor of great feminine beauty, qualities abundantly on display here. . . . Parkinson always insisted that he was a craftsman, not an artist, and he'd have dismissed the critic John Russell Taylor's assessment that he was Sargent's 'logical successor.' We shouldn't. --Atlantic Monthly

Robin Muir is a curator and writer on photography. For the last 10 years he has curated major exhibitions of work by John Deakin, Michael Cooper, and Terence Donovan, as well as the Snowdon Retrospective in 2000. He has also mounted several collections of fashion photography drawn from the archives of Vogue, for which he worked as a picture editor. His recent publications include A Maverick Eye: the Street Photography of John Deakin, People in Vogue, and Vogue Covers. He is the archivist of the Terence Donovan Archives. Iman is a model and actress.