The Picture of Dorian Gray (RBA Collection)

The Picture of Dorian Gray

Oscar Wilde's only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, is one of his most scandalous and debated works, perfectly in keeping with the writer's reputation.

In this masterpiece, Wilde reaches the pinnacle of his aesthetic theories, defending a resolutely decadent vision where art, artificial and autonomous, rises above nature.

This great novel, at the crossroads of fantasy, gothic, and decadentism, fascinates with its stylistic refinement and its profound reflection on the corruption of the soul.