Count Monte Cristo. With illustrations of French artists of the 19th century
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Like one hundred and sixty-five years ago, the "Count of Monte Cristo" Alexander Dumas remains one of the most popular novels in world literature. Continuations were written to him, he was put on stage, created musicals, filmed, but to this day countless publications of this book give pleasure to new and new generations of readers. The story of a young Parisian, whom friends jokingly planted in prison, was drawn by the author in the archives of the Paris police. And from the pen of the master, the sailor Edmond Dantes, the martyr of the Castle IF, comes out. Without waiting for justice, he decides to perform the court himself and brutally takes revenge on the enemies who destroyed his happiness.
In this publication, the novel is accompanied by a complete set of illustrations of French artists of the 19th century to the first publications of Count Monte Cristo. The publication also includes the story of the shoemaker Francois Pico, taken from the criminal chronicle, which served as the prototype of the plot ups of the novel
In this publication, the novel is accompanied by a complete set of illustrations of French artists of the 19th century to the first publications of Count Monte Cristo. The publication also includes the story of the shoemaker Francois Pico, taken from the criminal chronicle, which served as the prototype of the plot ups of the novel
Author:
Author:Dumas A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
Series:
Series: more than book
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-12741-8
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