Cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God
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The “Cathedral of the Paris Mother of God "is the first historical novel in French, which was created thanks to the desire to preserve the majestic monument of architecture. In it, against the backdrop of medieval France, a drama unfolds with the participation of a street dancer-tsiganka Esmeralda and the ring of the city of Kvasimodo. He gains the courage to try to save a young beauty from death ... The colorful image of Paris from a bird"s eye view and a piercing love story under the vaults of the Gothic cathedral were reflected in many adaptations and staging.
The lost symbol of France-Notre Dame-burned down, and Paris, together with all of France, will never be the same. However, on the pages of Roman Hugo, his main
Hero, the Cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God, will always stand. And under the arches of the Gothic cathedral, a dramatic love story will unfold - one of the most
famous and fatal in the history of literature.
Intrigues and unexpected turns, love and jealousy, revenge and treachery, death on a scaffold and death from the impossibility of surviving the loss of a beloved - against the background
Medieval France with its brilliance and horrors
The lost symbol of France-Notre Dame-burned down, and Paris, together with all of France, will never be the same. However, on the pages of Roman Hugo, his main
Hero, the Cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God, will always stand. And under the arches of the Gothic cathedral, a dramatic love story will unfold - one of the most
famous and fatal in the history of literature.
Intrigues and unexpected turns, love and jealousy, revenge and treachery, death on a scaffold and death from the impossibility of surviving the loss of a beloved - against the background
Medieval France with its brilliance and horrors
Author:
Author:Hugo Victor
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Series:
Series: World Literature (new design)
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-116614-4
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