Following our two bestsellers on the recently surfaced photographic work of the previously unknown Vivian Maier (1926-2009) at a series of foreclosure auctions in Chicago, we now present a third collection featuring her unpublished color photographs. The book contains over 150 photographs and serves as the direct, colorful continuation of the sensation sparked by the discovery of Vivian Maier in the history of photography. Even in the realm of color photography, which only reached aesthetic and technical maturity in the 1950s, she proves to be an early master. The themes she explores here mirror those of her black-and-white imagery: she captures her subjects as a flâneur in the big city and her immediate surroundings. Portraits of passersby, self-portraits in mirrors, street photography.