The photographer Man Ray discovered Cadaqués in 1933 following an invitation from Marcel Duchamp, who was staying with a friend, the bookbinder Mary Reynolds. It was then that Duchamp suggested to Man Ray, who was already a leading figure among the Surrealists, that he photograph several modernist houses to illustrate Salvador Dalí's article. From the terrifying beauty to the edible of modern'style architecturein the magazineMinotaurMan Ray maintained his relationship with Cadaqués and spent his summers there for a decade between 1958 and 1968. And now he is one of the protagonists of the new edition of Incadaqués Photography Festival, on display until October 26. Specifically, his exhibition can be seen in the gardens of the Salvador Dalí house-museum in Portlligat, with whom he later collaborated again on works such as the painted plaster sculpture Portrait of Joella.