Notre-Dame de Paris

The most famous of Victor Hugo's novels, a true icon of Romanticism, is presented in an exceptional guise, sublimated by Benjamin Lacombe's masterful interpretation. The story unfolds between drama and epic, between the picturesque and poetry, pervaded by the extraordinary Parisian sensitivity of the great poet. A sensitivity shared by Lacombe, who in this album delights in exploring the medieval era and offering us his reading of a teeming imaginary in which three legendary figures stand out among passions and clamor: Esmeralda, fascinating femme fatale, Frollo, cursed archdeacon , and Quasimodo, a one-eyed hunchback with a big heart. As a backdrop, a fascinating and disturbing cathedral...

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