Theophilus Gauthier. Collected works. In 6 volumes (a set of 6 books)

Theophilia Gauthier (1811-1872) is a French writer who created many magnificent and diverse works during his life: poems included in the world classic of poetry, love novels and novels, entertaining travel essays, dramas, critical articles and even a libretto.
The first volume of the works included the lyrical collection of the miniatures "enamel and cameras", which became the top of the poetic skill of Gauthier, as well as the novels "Roman Mumiya" and "Fortunio".
In the second volume of the collected works, the novel “Captain Frakas", telling about the adventures of the troupe of stray comedians, to whom the impoverished Baron de Sigonyak joined, and his love for the lovely actress Isabella.
The third volume included the novels" Mademoiselle de Mopen ", telling Rosalind"s love for the artist Dalber, and “Jean and Jeetta" where lovers very peculiarly overcome the boundaries of the world of great -world salons.
The fourth volume of the works included seventeen novels of the writer, immersing in the world of French romantic prose.
In the fifth volume of the collected works, the book of travel essays "Travel to Russia" included, where the writer colorfully outlined his impressions of trips - in the winter of 1859/60 he visited Moscow and St. Petersburg, and in the summer of 1861 he traveled from Tver to Tver to the boat to the ship Nizhny Novgorod.
Essays are distinguished by unusual for most travelers with accuracy and at the same time poetry of descriptions of nature.
In the sixth volume of works, a book of travel essays "Journey to the East" included, where the writer colorfully outlined his impressions of trips to Algeria in 1845 and Constantinople in 1852.
Essays are distinguished by unusual for most travelers with accuracy and at the same time poetry of descriptions of nature