Peer Gynt

The story follows the adventures of Peer Gynt, a seemingly amoral character inspired by Scandinavian folklore. This color edition, illustrated by the renowned Arthur Rackham, brings to life Ibsen's most celebrated work, first published in 1867. Through a blend of fantasy and reality, the narrative explores themes of identity and self-discovery as Peer embarks on a journey filled with whimsical encounters and moral dilemmas.