Caucasus

Caucasus

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In 1857–1858, Alexandre Dumas travelled through Russia and the Caucasus. He began writing about his impressions of the Georgian people while still in Azerbaijan, when he first encountered a Georgian prince, Bagration. Later, he met a young boy named Ivane Tarkhnishvili. During this journey, Dumas was accompanied by his friend, the artist Mouanet, who made sketches along the way. The book was published to mark the 150th anniversary of the writer’s journey to Georgia. It is illustrated with drawings by Mouanet and Prince Gagarin.