The Picture of Dorian Gray

Oscar Wilde is a world-renowned English writer, a brilliant stylist, an unparalleled wit, and an extraordinary personality of his time. A man whose name, through the efforts of enemies and the gossiping mob, became a symbol of depravity, but over time gained immortal glory. His novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray," published in 1890, is a masterpiece of English literature. The dramatic, enchanting story of a young man who dreams of eternal youth, a story in which art itself avenges the violated beauty and devoted love, has captivated readers around the world for 135 years. As Oscar Wilde wrote in one of his letters: "Every man sees his own sins in Dorian Gray."