Elliott Erwitt (b. 1928), an American by adoption, has a humorous outlook that is reflected in his always elegant work. His photographs take advantage of the sudden coincidence, the fortuitous conjunction of objects and events, to reveal the ridiculous or comical sides of everyday life. Dogs are a favorite subject for Erwitt, often serving as a witty metaphor for human foibles.

Elliott Erwitt's new masterpiece Cuba is dedicated to this South American country and presents images taken in 1964 and 2015/2016. From intimate portraits to sweeping landscapes, this volume presents a vast picture of the island nation.