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Pigalle is a collection of works by French photographer Yann Morvan (1949–). Morvan has long documented street culture and marginalized communities, known for his keen observation of the social undercurrents and meticulous capture of the people who inhabit them. Set in Pigalle, Paris's entertainment district in the 9th arrondissement, this book captures the neon-lit streets at night and the multifaceted human dynamics that make up the area, from dancers to immigrant workers and those involved in the entertainment industry, with a quiet, intimate perspective. His unstaged perspective reveals the city's coexistence of glamour and ennui, precariousness and intimacy, leading the reader to a landscape that embodies the warmth of everyday life beyond its superficial image. Published in 2020, this volume condenses Morvan's decades of experience in the urban "periphery," while still leaving room for the complex appeal of Pigalle.