Life Of Gustave Dore (1891)

The biography chronicles the life of Gustave Dore, a renowned French artist known for his detailed engravings. It traces his journey from a talented youth in Strasbourg to his success as an illustrator for major publications and his iconic works like the illustrated Bible and Dante's Inferno. The narrative includes insights into Dore's personal life, his relationships, and his interactions with literary figures such as Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe. Jerrold offers in-depth analysis of Dore's artistic techniques and themes, highlighting his influence in 19th-century art.