The first book by French photographer Dolorès Marat (b. 1944), known for her dreamlike colour images of night, artificial light and fleeting city moments, printed using the rich Fresson process. Éclipse gathers her mysterious early colour work, including a tightrope walker in a spotlight, blurred metro windows and glowing interiors, in the slim Contrejour "cahier d'images" format. An early and increasingly sought-after title by a photographer who received the first Prix Robert Delpire in 2024. Note: the front endpaper carries a handwritten gift inscription ("Tim, have a wonderful Christmas, love Steve"), not by the photographer.