Gradiva is the first monograph by Spanish photographer Jesús Labanderia (born 1963). With 104 dreamlike black-and-white images, this collection is inspired by Wilhelm Jensen’s fantastical, homonymous novel published in 1902, which in turn prompted Freud’s 1907 study “Delusion and Dream in Jensen’s Gradiva.”
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