Don Quixote

A re-imagining of Don Quixote that champions another innovative classic for a new generation.

This handsome edition of Don Quixote brings the wonderfully bonkers, truly innovative, and still very much culturally relevant Spanish classic to a modern, visually appreciative, literary and design audience, championing the book for its progressive meta-story narrative and celebrating it as a contemporary cultural object. Designed by the award-winning designer Fraser Muggeridge, this volume includes photographs by recent Royal College of Art graduate Jacob Robinson, specially commissioned to metaphorically trace and visually interpret the journey of Don Quixote in a fresh contemporary way through vibrant, expansive, and dynamic-in-scale landscapes. Bringing another entry point to the classic narrative, the photos also invite new interpretations, both romantic and realistic.

About the Author

Born near Madrid in 1547, Miguel de Cervantes was badly wounded and captured by the Turks as a soldier in 1575, spending five years in prison. After achieving literary success later in life with the 1605 publication of the first part of Don Quixote, Cervantes died in 1616.