The History of Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes is far more than a novel: it is a founding cathedral of world imagination. Its pages ignited the visual vocabulary of artists, dreamers, and generations of illustrators.. Leer más
Step into the world of mystery, deduction, and intrigue with Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Collection. . Leer más
This is one of the great literary treasures of the 19th century, written by the celebrated American author Washington Irving during his residence in Spain. First published in 1832,. Leer más
Essential Washington Irving gathers for the first time in a single, carefully curated volume the most celebrated works of Washington Irving—America’s first internationally acclaimed author . Leer más
Oscar Wilde, one of the most celebrated literary figures of the 19th century, gifted the world with a treasure trove of novels, stories, and poems that continue to captivate readers today. Leer más
It is regarded as AN AMERICAN LITERARY MASTERPIECE and a timeless exploration of morality. Leer más
London: A Pilgrimage, written by Blanchard Jerrold and magnificently illustrated by Gustave Doré, stands as one of the greatest literary and graphic portraits of Victorian London.Leer más
The poetry of George Gordon Byron, the 6th Baron Byron, remains the ultimate testament to the spirit of the Romantic AgeLeer más
John Milton’s The Poetical Works gathers the full lyrical, epic, and dramatic legacy of the English language’s greatest classic after ShakespeareLeer más
In Provençal and English.
This poem earned him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1904, “in consideration of his poetry, so original, so brilliant and so artistic, […], as well as for his important work in the field of Provençal philology.” Leer más
The South Pole is Roald Amundsen’s gripping and detailed account of one of the greatest expeditions in the history of explorationLeer más
Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was a revolutionary thinker whose works shaped modern psychology, psychoanalysis, and the study of the unconscious mind.. Leer más
Painters of Spain
This book offers a comprehensive journey through the pictorial work of Diego Velázquez by presenting 150 essential paintings, organized chronologically according to the major stages of his artistic career. From his Sevillian beginnings to his final years in Madrid,
Francisco de Goya (1746–1828) occupies a unique place in the history of art. Painter of kings and common people, chronicler of his time and visionary of the future, his work stands among the most powerful and modern achievements of European painting.
Visitors to Spain in the 19th century and their impressions
In this work we find a VISION OF SPAIN OF 1830, by George Borrow, an English Hispanist in love with the country, describing the vision of Spain by foreign travelers, which is not very different from today.Leer más
In this book we find the vision of Spain in 1840, from an English Hispanist in love with the country.Leer más
Andersen traveled to Spain in 1862 and ended up becoming an admirer of the country. Not only of its monuments, but also of its customs, character, and way of life.Leer más
Memoirs and Theories of relevant politicians, economists and philosophers
The Essential Economics Anthology brings together, in a single volume, the most influential works in the history of modern economic thought.
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The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, published in 1936, is one of the most influential economic texts ever written. In this seminal work,
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This edition brings together the complete Capital (Das Kapital) by Karl Marx, in its three volumes, edited and expanded with the foundational contributions of Friedrich Engels. First published between 1867 and 1894, these texts form the cornerstone of Marxist economic thought and remain one of the most influential critiques of capitalism ever written..
This volume gathers the Complete Works of David Ricardo, one of the towering figures of classical economics..
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This volume brings together in a single volume the essential writings of the father of modern economics and one of the most influential philosophers of the Enlightenment.
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This book, «War and Vicissitudes of the Spanish,» was written in France between 1939 and 1940, with the intention of being published in the latter year in installments under the title «History of the War in Spain,»
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The World Crisis, written by Winston S. Churchill between 1923 and 1931,
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The Second World War by Winston S. Churchill is not only the work of a great historian but also the testimony of one of the central actors of the conflict.
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The Founder of Rotary is much more than a book; it is a cornerstone of modern social and civic engagement. Written by Paul Harris
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Classics of Antiquity
The Histories by Herodotus is widely regarded as the foundational work of Western historiography. Blending myth, inquiry, and vivid narrative, Herodotus explores wars, empires, customs, and human nature across nine books—each named after a Greek muse..,. Leer más
Considered Rome’s greatest orator and one of the pillars of Latin prose, he was also a brilliant theorist of rhetoric. .,. Leer más
Plutarch’s masterpiece, is much more than a collection of ancient biographies: it is a moral and political snapshot of power,.,. Leer más
Moralia is the lesser-known yet most astonishing work of Plutarch, a vast collection of philosophical essays, speeches, letters and reflections on virtually every aspect of human life.,. Leer más
The Complete Works of Lucius Annaeus Seneca represent one of the most significant contributions of Stoicism to Western culture.. Leer más
The Jewish War is Flavius Josephus’s vivid and deeply personal account of the First Jewish–Roman War (66–73 CE),. Leer más
Peak of the First Jewish–Roman War. It serves as both a theological interpretation of Israel’s sacred past and a political and cultural bridge between Judaism and the Roman world.. Leer más
The Divine Comedy is one of the supreme achievements of world literature, a work that not only transformed the Italian language but also shaped the spiritual imagination of Western civilization. Contrary to what many believe