L'histoire de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Tome 2 / par Michel Cervantès ; première traduction française par C. Oudin et F. de Rosset ; avec une préface par E. Gebhart ; dessins de J. W [Leather Bound]

In the second tome of this timeless classic, readers are invited to delve deeper into the adventures of Don Quichotte, a character whose idealism and noble pursuits often clash humorously with reality. Miguel de Cervantes masterfully intertwines themes of chivalry and the absurd, exploring the profound complexities of human nature through the eyes of his eccentric protagonist.

With this leather-bound edition, the narrative is embellished by exquisite drawings that capture the spirit of the tale, enhancing the reader's connection to the whimsical yet poignant journey. The initial French translation brings a fresh perspective, allowing a new audience to appreciate Cervantes' brilliant storytelling.

Accompanied by a thoughtful preface, the tome serves not just as a continuation of Don Quichotte's escapades but also as a reflection on the very essence of literature and the impact of dreams on reality. This volume promises to be a rich experience for those seeking to explore the interplay between imagination and the human condition.