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  • Cover artwork for Don Quixote en Sierra Morena in the Fifth Folio edition featuring Gustave Doré’s depiction of Don Quixote in vainglorious pursuit.
  • Cover artwork for the Don Quixote play in the Fifth Folio edition featuring text describing a nighttime journey into the secluded Sierra Morena layered over a photograph of a rural road through dark woods taken from inside a moving car.
  • Spanish text from *Don Quixote* depicting a lyrical, philosophical passage about love, suffering, and divine justice, shown as a letter-like page layout with playing-card suit symbols, overlaid on a Doré-style illustration of Don Quixote reading, with a background architectural scene referencing the Alamo.
  • Cover artwork featuring a photograph of young pamphleteer seated inside a Texas cantina outside San Antonio, overlaid with Spanish-language text from Don Quixote discussing wandering knights, music, and letters of love.
  • Cover artwork for Cardenio in the Fifth Folio edition featuring folio text recounting noble family, romance, and misfortune layered beside a deteriorating framed print of a wounded nobleman attended by priests, companions, and horsemen in exaggerated melodramatic fashion.
  • Cover artwork inspired by Don Quixote featuring folio-style text layered over a Day of the Dead figure photographed in San Antonio, with background imagery derived from Gustave Doré’s illustrations for Don Quixote.
  • Cover artwork for the Don Quixote / Double Falshood / Cardenio play in the Fifth Folio edition featuring text of a formal farewell and broken attachment layered over an early painting by the artist’s grandfather created after leaving a career in banking.
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Cover artwork for Don Quixote en Sierra Morena in the Fifth Folio edition featuring Gustave Doré’s depiction of Don Quixote in vainglorious pursuit.

🦀 Bilingual: includes Spanish

Cardenio is a lost play written near the end of Shakespeare's career in collaboration with John Fletcher. Manuscripts are thought to have endured long enough to furnish an 18th century adaptation, Double Falshood.

With Acts I-IV drawn from Lewis Theobald's Double Falshood and Cervantes’s Don Quixote, Act V is assembled from later material concerning the play's transmission.

drawings by Gustave Doré

Cover artwork inspired by Don Quixote featuring folio-style text layered over a Day of the Dead figure photographed in San Antonio, with background imagery derived from Gustave Doré’s illustrations for Don Quixote.

painting by Antoun Bittar

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  • An introduction, and then
    Chapters XXIII
  • and XXIV, of Don Quixote.