It is not uncommon that women are written out of history or their work becomes associated with the work of others. Writer Charlotte Malterre-Barthes and artist Zosia Dzierzawska’s graphic biography about the Anglo-Irish architect and furniture designer Eileen Gray who was a pioneer of the Modern Movement in architecture centers around her most famous work E-1027 (a small villa in south France) tells that story. The aesthetics of the buildings influence the graphic novel itself and the story is told in beautiful moving sequences and a stunning design that leaves you wanting more.