Gustave Doré(1832-1883)

Gustave Doré was born on 6 January 1832 in Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France. He was a writer, known for Oliver Twist (2005), Arrangement of Thorns (2014) and Don Quixote (1973). He died on 23 January 1883 in Paris, France.

Known for

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Eternal Theater
6.2
- illustrator
- 2024
Arrangement of Thorns
7.9
Short
- illustrator
- 2014
Dante's Inferno: Abandon All Hope
4.6
Short
- art illustrator
- 2010
Fra stridsøks til omega - Helgelands krigshistorie gjennom 10.000 år
TV Mini Series
- map and illustrations (credit only)
- 2009
Oliver Twist
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- engravings: Éclair VFX
- 2005
Lost in La Mancha
7.3
- etchings: "The Story of Don Quixote"
- 2002
Jacob's Ladder
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- illustrations: Dante's Inferno (uncredited)
- 1990
Tour Espagne
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- illustrator
- 1967
Black Fox: The True Story of Adolf Hitler
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- artist (as Gustav Dore)
- 1962

Trivia
His illustrations for the 1869 French edition of "Don Quixote" are probably the most famous illustrations ever made for the classic Spanish novel. They have been reprinted again and again, they have been given an entire volume to themselves alone, and were even used as the illustrations for the program of the original Broadway production of "Man of La Mancha".