Unpublished pictures, letters, publications, covers and magazines, more than 200 documents in all, reveal not only Capa’s work but his extraordinary personality. His life is told in three moments, three characters for one complex figure: André, the Hungarian refugee in Paris (1933-1935); Robert, the war photographer in Spain (1935-1939); and Bob, the most French of American journalists (1939-1954). "Fifty-seven years after his death, Capa’s work and life are like the tombs of the pharaohs: there is always one more to explore. Did he feed his own legend while he was alive? It is not so certain."