The Marquise de Ganges

Renowned for his high-adventure historical novels, Alexandre Dumas captivated readers with works such as The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers, which were initially serialized. His prolific writing spans multiple genres, including plays, magazine articles, and travel books, accumulating an impressive 100,000 pages. Dumas's influence extends to nearly 200 film adaptations since the early twentieth century. In the 1840s, he further enriched Parisian culture by establishing the Théâtre Historique, showcasing his commitment to the arts.